She shows a high degree of dexterity, and she once hit Homer on the head with a mallet and shot a dart at a photograph of him in imitation of Itchy and Scratchy.
Over the years, the region has shown an unmatched economic dexterity in jumping from one industry of opportunity to another, from military electronics to silicon wafers to personal computers to the Internet.
And they once again overshadowed a trip that was designed to show his dexterity on the foreign policy front, as his remarks put him in the choppy crosscurrents of Israel-Palestinian affairs where American presidents have often served as mediators.
Hyphen-Labs' technologists show similar dexterity.
After days spent tending livestock or cutting hay, men and women in the region would show remarkable dexterity, using scissors to cut pieces of thin black paper into depictions of scenes from their daily lives.
These are captivating in their own right but also show Rubens's dexterity as a working painter, and how he was able to amend paintings quite radically at the last minute at his patron's or commissioner's request.The exhibition leaves the viewer in no doubt as to just how influential Rubens was.
On Friday Mr. Schwimmer will get a chance to show off his dexterity with something decidedly different, when the drama "Trust" arrives in theaters.
But Bashar Assad, like his father Hafez before him, has shown a duplicitous capacity to navigate from safe harbor to save harbor with an admirable dexterity that has a "like father like son" quality to it.
As in "Ghostwritten," which recounted the intersecting stories of a dozen people connected by six (or fewer) degrees of separation, Mr. Mitchell shows his dexterity as a writer in this volume by shifting gears among a wide variety of styles.
He always played with a thumb-pick and his fingers, rather than a flat pick, and he liked to show off his dexterity by playing two melodies simultaneously on different strings.
