Sentence examples for some swiftness from inspiring English sources

To what degree should the National Theatre be staging work that responds, with some swiftness, to, say, Brexit?

The Saudi was identified, with a swiftness that surprised some, by body parts found at the scene in Sultanahmet.

Their film is never glib or flippant, but instead shows a lightness of touch and a swiftness of attack — 96 minutes to drink some cocktails, make some deals and send the Russians packing — that stand in welcome contrast to the plodding, somber earnestness of some recent movies I will tactfully refrain from naming.

The swiftness and decisiveness with which Ms. Griscom and Dr. Baker acted has some people -- the kind who like to watch water churning and imagine sharks -- gnashing their teeth and wondering, Just how is it that some high-profile couples prevent their divorce du jour from becoming the divorce du decade?

Some, like Jean-Paul Sartre, made their way through the morass with cunning and swiftness; the premiere of Sartre's "No Exit" in occupied Paris had discordant resonance for those who found other kinds of hellish visions in their surroundings.

In its better moments (and there are some incidentally lively passages) it seems to aspire to something more like the skimming swiftness of Flaubert's pupil Maupassant, whose raffishly cynical study of corrupted desire, Bel Ami, it occasionally resembles.

But the swiftness of the collapse on Saturday night, a game the Mets seemed to have in their grasp, resulted in some shell shock.

Quinn has remarkably natural swiftness.

Some people with similar brain scan findings will go years before having new bouts, while in others the disease progresses with daunting swiftness.

It will come with amazing swiftness.

The swiftness largely reflects two other changes.