Sentence examples for unusually slick from inspiring English sources
Authorities are closely monitoring Twitter, Facebook and other social media networks, where recruiters from the Islamic State aggressively target youths as young as 14. "Their propaganda is unusually slick.
Against Spain on Tuesday and in Germany in March England were unusually swift and slick in possession, more athletic, more inventive moving the ball in attack.
Leaves appearing unusually glossy or feeling slick have probably been artificially polished.
During an unusually provocative exchange, the typically slick Sunday morning anchor Jake Tapper appeared frustrated and asked Trump, as "a fellow American", to "consider dialing down the temperature".
The kids love him for his tricks and feints, for the rabona goal against Asteras Tripoli and for the slick hairstyles, although his current crop is unusually sensible.
In an unusually blunt attack, Dr. Sullivan denounced the company's "slick and sinister advertising" and called on the company to cancel its plans to market the new cigarette brand, Uptown.
On Wednesday, the Beijing Olympic Bid Committee pressed on courageously with its slick presentations, despite unseasonably wet weather and unusually thick pollution in a city that has done much to improve its air quality in the last three years.
I regretfully missed Frank Langella's performance this winter at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, but I did catch Simon Russell Beale, an English stage actor of supple wit, as an unusually spry, still-middle-aged Lear in Sam Mendes' slick staging at London's National Theatre this spring.
With a slick design, snappy copy, and a bitcoin-based payment system, it looks unusually legit.
