Sentence examples for remarkably nimble from inspiring English sources

Then, with his deceivingly big, remarkably nimble fingers, he fixed everything.

The sculptures are remarkably nimble and nifty, matchless in their originality.

His cover of Harry Nilsson's "Everybody's Talkin," which he recorded in late 2012, is remarkably nimble.

This remarkably nimble hand represents an enormous leap in robotic research over the last few years.

The car turns out to be a remarkably nimble instrument, able to create all manner of sounds.

Boston Dynamics, famous for its remarkably nimble and lifelike legged robots, was the standout among the companies acquired by Google in 2014 (see "The Robots Running This Way").

Although the V-8 version is more nimble, the Hybrid is remarkably fluent in Porsche's language, which instantly translates as "faster, please".

Indeed, even as the dull-witted leviathan sinks, many nimble companies have shown remarkably resiliency.

Ms. Lavin's Marjorie is also, believe it or not, remarkably pleasant company, the center of a nimble sitcom of a play that pushes at the edges of its form without ripping through them.

There, in the 1920's and 1930's, the nimbler-than-thou set traded remarkably clever quips and wisecracks while downing remarkably clever quantities of contraband from ingeniously hidden silver flasks during deepest Prohibition.

Nevertheless, Hunters in the Snow is a remarkably intelligent debut and the prose is impressively nimble, such as in this graceful, skimming list of Equiano's observations: "a watch, a Quaker meeting, a snowfall, an iron muzzle fitted on a housekeeper's face, a pomegranate, an opera, an eruption of Vesuvius".