nimbleness

Only his superior nimbleness was saving him from being cut down.

Here too, the players prized nimbleness over power, to generally good effect.

And the Bradley camp was credited for its political nimbleness.

His playing has lost little of its technical nimbleness.

Giant funds, with billions under management, simply lack that nimbleness.

And the boar moved after it with a nimbleness I would not have guessed possible.

And so of course is the nimbleness of his lyrics.

I offered my flashlight, but she was down the steps and in her car with all the nimbleness of release.

But for all its rhythmic nimbleness, the trio didn't project much of a sound.

But the general's nimbleness seems to have failed him, and the people have taken notice.

That kind of nimbleness is common at supermarkets and even much smaller stores across Europe.

"Bringing the expertise and nimbleness of the private sector to bear is what will make the difference."

It was not the advance of old age; merely that he had lost the habit - and his nimbleness.

He has also needed the uncommon political nimbleness and even ruthlessness that got him to the top in the first place.

The belief stems in part from the relative nimbleness of smaller funds.

He dodged her with the nimbleness of long practice.

This required mobility and nimbleness; unfortunately the Russians had neither.

He has since developed nimbleness with his feet.

If such costumes permit nimbleness, they may also make movement seem facile.

The girl showed considerable nimbleness in climbing over the window-sill.

There was one came upon me and raised the hue-and-cry', that it would have gone hard with, but for his nimbleness.

Beyond that, real competitive advantage comes from additional nimbleness and cost or product differentiation.

Both quarterbacks create more time for their passes by using their nimbleness.

Yet mobility is often confused with nimbleness and presence.

He recovered his balance with the nimbleness of an acrobat and tried to catch her hand.