Sentence examples for nimble yet from inspiring English sources

Her movements seem to him balletic, unusually nimble; yet, walking across the room, she pauses at the oddest moments.

The H3 Alpha is my favorite model because it's relatively nimble, yet packs a V-8 and serious off-road equipment like locking differentials and massive skid plates.

What auto makers are wrestling with isn't just about delivering better fuel efficiency and less pollution, but about making SUVs more useful, lighter, more nimble, yet with a high driver height, for a so-called "command view" of the road.

The American authorities have been nimble enough, yet their agility has not quelled the panic.

In front of a log fire, or on a sunny afternoon in the garden, there could be few greater satisfactions than doing battle with that warm, nimble, generous yet invariably cunning mind.

He played hard from the back of the court, where his endurance and insistent groundstrokes gradually wore out his opponents, but he wasn't yet nimble or tricky at the net.

Possessed with a booming yet nimble baritone (he played football at San Diego State before an injury shifted his focus to music), the L.A.-born, Bakersfield-raised Porter — like McLorin Salvant — has a vibrant expression in his voice that closes the distance between himself and the listener.

Worse yet, nimbler competitors are doing their breakneck best to steal the audience…and they seem to be doing it well.

"I'm not him, surprisingly enough," Mr. Cumberbatch said, in yet another nimble dodge.

Yet small, nimble companies tend to be the ones that develop new products and create jobs.

Yet after nimble interplay on the right, Suárez delivered a low ball into the box and Sterling, who was not even born when Liverpool were last champions of England, sidefooted into the net from 10 yards.