Sentence examples for particularly lithe from inspiring English sources

As one particularly lithe matador passed a bull for the umpteenth time, it hit me - I had been here before.

Watch the N.B.A. sometime on NBC or TNT or TBS; watch how the camera cuts back and forth between the two head coaches pacing the sidelines and the 10 players running up and down the court, as if to imply that the coaches are omnipotent puppeteers and the players their particularly lithe marionettes.

Even lemurs' natural predators, fossas, don't seem particularly threatening, however lithe their feline physiques.

And for Greer to dismiss Cole for being super-lithe is particularly dishonest.

Mr. Feltsman offered lithe if not particularly distinctive interpretations of Liszt's arrangements of Schubert's "Müller und der Bach" and "Wohin?" from the song cycle "Die Schöne Müllerin".

In the opener, Britten's "Four Sea Interludes" from "Peter Grimes" — as the rules state, a pleasing, dramatic and moderately long showcase of orchestral colors — the playing was lithe and sensuous, particularly in the strings, which brought surging lyricism to the great "Moonlight" interlude.

If not, they're particularly posed to accentuate their lithe physiques.

Thomas led a dancing, lithe Mozart and vivid "Eroica," particularly the first movement.

He is particularly well supported by Ms. Agnew, a lithe redhead whose wonderfully sympathetic Ophelia makes crystal clear how the men in her life torment her and how her madness mirrors Hamlet's.

From time to time, we gathered around the instructor as she demonstrated a particularly tricky pose for us, her slender, lithe body as beautiful as a Robert Graham sculpture.

And apart from a few minor knocks and pings, Mr. Bicket drew lithe, stylish work from the orchestra, with particularly lovely contributions by the clarinetist Anthony McGill and the basset horn player James Ognibene.