Sentence examples for a highly proficient agent from inspiring English sources

The series begins with his working for the Los Angeles based Counter Terrorist Unit, in which he is a highly proficient agent with an "ends justify the means" approach, regardless of the perceived morality of some of his actions.

Gibbs's mature style represents a highly proficient synthesis of both Baroque and Palladian sources.

But "Glengarry" is not a new play; Mr. Sullivan is a highly proficient director; and the show's cast is made up of sterling stage performers.

Evolutionary computing typically involves the use of some automatic method of generating and evaluating successive "generations" of a program, until a highly proficient solution evolves.

Mays, who starred as Ronnie Biggs opposite Sheridan Smith in ITV's Mrs Biggs, will play Sergeant Danny Waldron, a "highly proficient leader of an armed response unit whose unpredictable behaviour is becoming a threat to colleagues and suspects".

(Chinen) MARTY EHRLICH'S TRAVELER'S TALES (Tonight) Mr. Ehrlich is a highly proficient clarinetist, saxophonist and flutist whose original compositions lean toward jangly lyricism; his band here consists of the trombonist Ray Anderson, the bassist Mark Helias and the drummer Allison Miller.

And that is Flowers' one real impediment tonight: when on stage with the Killers, he's one-quarter of a highly proficient hits assembly line that equals far more than the sum of its Stepfordian parts.

A highly proficient hunter and an award-winning trapshooter, Mr. Lawrence was also a superb fly fisherman who owned a home in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana for many years.

He became an accomplished skier and a highly proficient skater.

He threw himself into all things circus, even becoming a highly proficient juggler.

MacLaren was also a highly proficient fielder, initially in the outfield but later at slip.