dextrous in a sentence

Examples

1. He has the ability to assume guises depending on the political weather and has shown himself remarkably dextrous and able to come up with the occasional dramatic gesture.
2. I heard somewhere that a major factor in the evolution of intelligent species is the use of tools, which requires dextrous hands or limbs of some kind.
3. But if the notes are scamped, the narrative " music "-- a music of chameleon vocal color and dextrous pacing-- is wonderfully realized.
4. He has been described as a " forceful and dextrous " speaker, but, like many medieval landowners, he was quite capable of violence to achieve his ends.
5. By the way, these actors _ who also include Dylan Baker, David Lansbury, Casey Biggs, and Kandis Chappell _ are charmingly dextrous in an assortment of roles.
6. Lopez is fine and Tarsem Singh's film is visually dextrous, but his " talents haven't quite jelled into storytelling yet " ( Mitchell ).
7. Their toes are strong and dextrous, allowing the birds to climb and scurry along branches, to hang by a toenail, or to use one foot to hold food.
8. He was known for his artistic sensitivity as well as dextrous playing and had several admirers; including Franz Liszt who wrote glowing reviews of his performances in letters to friends.
9. William Sewel called him'dextrous and well skilled in the ancient poets and Hebrew'; and William Penn, a close associate, praised his even temper and humility.
10. The current crisis of leadership is worrying, to be sure : without dextrous and steely hands in charge, the Russian machine of state is always prone to splutter and grind.