Sentence examples for nimble control from inspiring English sources

In the second movement, he at times played with an appealing sweetness, and showed he had a nimble control over his instrument.

Such nimble control of register allows the stories to swing from the broadest comedy to the most painful tragedy, when he returns to the horrors of war that hover in the shadows of much of his work.

(2009), in which his Golden Globe-nominated work was described by Entertainment Weekly as such: "The star – who has quietly and steadily turned into a great Everyman actor – is in nimble control as he reveals his character's deep crazies".

Another, Redwood Robotics, created a lightweight, strong arm that uses a nimble-control system.

The tribe's opponents focus on the need to be nimble in controlling the movement of water.

But even the most nimble investors cannot control everything, especially when it comes to local politics.

In both symphonies the slow movements were lithe and shapely over a steady pulse; the Menuettos offered a magnified, broad-boned version of 18th-century ballroom pomp, and the finales were nimble and tightly controlled but lacking nothing in energy or drive.

Despite being able to walk over mud, snow, or ice, Boston Dynamics's machines cannot combine nimble locomotion with precise control.

Nimble handling and responsive controls make them a treat to drive, unlike some of the behemoths with which they shared the road when new.

As in all Assassin's Creed games, your preferred method of locomotion is a fanciful and sleek version of parkour, meaning that you can flit from rooftop to rooftop, run along clotheslines and generally scale any tall building, if not with a single bound, then at least with grace and some nimble fingering with the controls by you, the player.

The sketches tend to be built on conventional concepts (as they repeatedly acknowledge), but Kiosk of Champions refresh them with nimble performances, gimlet-eyed quality control and piercing intelligence, often introducing comedy clichés only to subvert them a second later.