How to pronounce “deftly” in English

and without triggering any of the laser sensors, hacks into the CIA computer.In other words, Samadi stealthily enters the body, deftly delicately removes the prostate and gets out, without so much as even grazing a single nerve,leaving you in full possession of your manhood and your dignity.

The first are pornographers, and the second are ideological fanatics and terrorists.This was certainly true during the Reformation, when print was adopted far more rapidly and deftly by people we now, in retrospect, call Protestants, people whowere protesting against the power of the pope, than by the Catholic Church itself, which had as much power to defend its hegemony over the world of ideas.

Dr. Smith's story of the Pixel's development begins with Fourier waves, proceeds through Turing machines, and ends with the first digital movies from Pixar, DreamWorks,and Blue Sky. Throughout his telling, Dr. Smith deftly captures the complexities and interwoven narratives that make up the muddled and messy historyof technological development, delivering a story that is compelling, nuanced, and approachable for anyone, regardless of whether you have a background in technology.

Out of this, he sometimes projected the worst stuff on me, faster than I could process through it.Yet as I slowed down and focused on my experience, I realize that things were not as he had so deftly chalkedthem up to be.

less just that?' 'What do you mean?' 'They used to perform exercises to improve their memories. Every evening, Ambrose, they would try to recall all of the events that had occurred over the course of the day. Imagineit. They’d try to recollect finer and finer details: faces, clothing, what they ate, whom they saw. A word that a friend deftly pulled out of a hat in a conversation on philosophicdoctrine in the morning. An odor that wafted with the midday breeze near the western entrance to the agora. Variations in the shapes of the clouds during the afternoon before a storm