At the Bar he was a fine judge, dexterous in argument and scrupulously fair in his rulings.

ECONOMIST: Lord Bingham

If you're looking for more technical details you'll find a link to the recently published paper titled, Dexterous manipulation of microparticles using Bessel-function acoustic pressure fields at the source.

ENGADGET

Many of us would be happy to live with a bigger version of 1950s government: one that ran surpluses and was dexterous enough to tackle long-term problems as they arose.

FORBES: A Case of Bad Management: The New York Mets and the U.S. Government

It's an awkward gesture (except for a left-handed person) but is justified aesthetically because it extends from Jesus's dexterous command.

WSJ: The Calling of St. Matthew | A Dramatic Enlightenment | Masterpiece by Willard Spiegelman