Deftness

In the end, the deftness of touch was the difference, meaning Shelton will face JJ Wolf, his countryman and friend, in the fourth round.

Findlay has both the deftness of characterisation and the excellent singing voice required to play the part of Maria, the independent-spirited young Catholic who makes the journey from Bride of Christ to bride of von Trapp.

His treatment of these topics is characterized by its restraint and emotional deftness.

While his daughters did love seeing their dad race and going to car events, they weren’t so keen on his deftness when it came to getting them to school.

Now American photographer Autumn de Wilde, directing for the first time, raises the bar to a new level, thanks to the grandeur of this version's design, the deftness with which she orchestrates its absurdities and the wit of the screenplay.

As the 41st commander in chief, Bush presided during the collapse of the Soviet Union and Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, with a deftness honed as a diplomat and CIA chief.

But the strength of our responses began to be measured not by long-term deftness or goals, but by the need to produce spectacle.

He can wield the Blades of Chaos with expert deftness to slay hordes of assailants in a few swift swings.

The designer, who spoke no English, was very impressed with the deftness of Indian embroidery.

They eschewed allegory and narrative in favor of individualized responses to the modern world, sometimes painted with little or no preparatory study, relying on deftness of drawing and a highly chromatic pallette.

Yuen designed Moss' moves to suit her deftness and lightness. citation Prior to the pre-production, Reeves suffered a two-level fusion of his cervical spine which had begun to cause paralysis in his legs, requiring him to undergo neck surgery.