dexterous

More potently than the words — though they serve as a helpful compass — it’s the body that communicates these ideas, through Coulibaly’s dexterous merging of traditional African and contemporary dance forms.

The dash through central Paris celebrated the dexterous and, yes, by their own admittance, sometimes famously moody men and women without whom France wouldn’t be France.

Newsome then updated the humanoid’s face to appear more human — in addition to their redesigned, dexterous hands for signing.

"Most musical instruments require two hands and ten very dexterous fingers to play," he told the Access All podcast.

Martin is a keen scholar of craft; he’s studied many artists and steeped himself in different musical techniques, each of which he’s distilled into a uniquely dexterous style.