Translations for „deftness“ in the English » German Dictionary

deft·ness [ˈdeftnəs] N no pl

deftness

Geschicklichkeit f

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English

And the deftness by which marketing wields that technology has a material effect on its performance.

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No other writer has broadened and consolidated their position with such deftness.

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Pensioners shuffle around -- though some of them surprise with their sprightliness, darting around in the heat with a deftness you might not expect.

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The philosophical thoughts are not asserted, merely raised by characters or by the author as hypotheses, again adding to the deftness of touch.

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By confining him to humour we tend to become unresponsive to his equal deftness in handling other human emotions, especially pathos.

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People who at first seemed to be models of social deftness turned out, from other angles, to be no such thing.

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Yep, it's all pretty symbolic but done with great deftness.

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It's bleak and harrowing storytelling, delivered with enviable deftness and grace.

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His fingers move with an amazing deftness and dexterity in moulding the wax to a particular figurine's form.

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He was adored for his deftness in speech.

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