Sentence examples for nimble writing from inspiring English sources
But in 2007, when Antonio Sanchez released "Migration," his first album on the Cam Jazz label, it was no surprise to encounter his nimble writing for a post-bop combo, distinguished by intricate rhythm and the bright swagger of a dual-saxophone front line.
Nimble writing and world-building is supposedly the aim for such stories; political opinions, solutions-oriented and otherwise, are actively eschewed.
Peter Gregory is my favorite new character on television, thanks not only to the show's nimble writing but to Welch's admirable commitment to making the guy not just a one-note joke but a uniquely intense, painfully uncomfortable enigma.*.*
/u/NimbleRichMan is holding a 48 hours match for all donations/revenue to Nimble America," wrote the Nimble America mods on a since-deleted post.
Page B1 THE EMBRACING OF ONSTAR Most people probably do not think of General Motors as the living definition of a technologically nimble company, writes David Pogue.
"Woodward's prose is nimble," David Quammen wrote in these pages in 2002, and he is "especially knowledgeable about visual artists, both famous and obscure, who have documented or darkly imagined ruination".
… Experts say the trend toward short-term employees is only going to continue as pharma tries to make operations more nimble," she writes.
Bizet's music oscillates between nimble, operettalike writing and orchestral utterances of knifelike, chilling force.
Macfarlane's sight is very sharp and his mind very nimble, but like others writing in this vein before him, he keeps finding that these very qualities are partly responsible for holding him at a distance from what he loves.
Ms. Jensen wrote: "Nimble and lively -- it really has the European handling dialed in".
Finnish conductor/composer/violinist Jaakko Kuusisto writes nimble, muscular music that wears its influences proudly (Debussy, Stravinsky), sometimes roams into misty or overheated places, but is mostly pretty spirited and playful.
