Sentence examples for remarkably nimble shape from inspiring English sources

Throughout the album, Bowie is in remarkably nimble shape as a singer, moaning like a ghoul in the title track, barking raggedly in "Girl Loves Me," then drifting up to float over the delicate thrum of "Dollar Days," a pretty, mid-tempo ballad that comes as close as anything here to the idea of Bowie as supper-club smoothie.

She discovered the nimble shape of her maths brain.

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").

The best songs were remarkably nimble, lingering in melancholy just long enough to establish a mood, then darting off with a joke or an unusual chord change.

Aside from a remarkably nimble reading of the Scherzo, the ensemble highlighted the unlikely allusions to the Viennese ballroom in the opening Allegro con brio.

His reputation for an extraordinary work ethic and a remarkably nimble mind convinced the Nets and Scott to bring him to New Jersey, just a few miles from where he had grown up in Teaneck.