Swiftness used in a sentence

Swiftness in a sentence as a noun

Washington is not famous for swiftness or wisdom.

To my mind, winning the race defines swiftness and winning the battle defines strength.

If all of the high ranking officials of countries got this I bet the swiftness at which govts can move would be very different.

The swiftness of the DOJ's response could only have been motivated by campaign contributions.

Yeah, I made my point in a snarky way, but there is definitely a political component to the swiftness of the action.

Funnily, this approach is the complete opposite of the way of the samurai, which stresses swiftness and decisivenesscf.

Trust me, the swiftness or tardiness with which insurance companies replace their Guidewire stack will have nothing whatsoever to with Gosu.

This was a no-brainer for the incumbent Conservatives, but their swiftness in resolving the issue was really impressive.

If the image of the entirety of Boston so quickly working against these two men isn't the very picture of swiftness and certainty/inevitability, I don't know what is.

Practical principles, like the agile manifesto, describe a preferred trade-off rather than just naming a good attribute like swiftness, because who doesn't want the good attribute?

There is so much to this job other than manipulating binary trees, and swiftness at doing that at a white board is not a particularly good indicator of being able to think hard about novel problems.

I write the point about swiftness and strength thusThe race is to the swift and the battle to the strong but the odds are never so short as the bookmaker offers and when the sea take the unsinkable ship with no lifeboats everybody drowns.

Social darwinism, eugenics, authoritarianism, and other extreme right political views are overrepresented on Hacker News, and given surprising amounts of leeway considering the swiftness with which other views are scrubbed away here.