Sentence examples similar to a remarkably proficient from inspiring English sources

15 "a remarkably good day".

This is actually a remarkably good deal.

The Republicans had a remarkably good year.

But it was a remarkably good fake.

The graphical approach substitutes the exact recall of alphanumeric codes with the recognition of previously learnt pictures, a skill at which humans are remarkably proficient.

Given her youth, she's remarkably proficient in her work as a professional house cat.

Professional players and line judges "are remarkably proficient" at judging ball bounce position, displaying an accuracy to within just a few centimetres (a couple of inches) when the ball is travelling at 50 metres per second (180 kilometers, 112 miles per hour), says author George Mather, a University of Sussex psychologist.

Here we report remarkably proficient TLS extension by DinB from Escherichia coli.

Together, these results indicate that DinB is specialized to perform remarkably proficient insertion and extension on damaged DNA, and also expose unexpected connections between TLS and cell fate.

Yet Diaghilev felt more detached than he had been with those choreographers he had both bedded and molded; Balanchine was heterosexual, independent and remarkably proficient.

The addictive industries -- like tobacco, legal and illegal drugs, gambling, and excessive alcohol -- are marketed with remarkably proficient psychological expertise ranging from the overt to the more subtle subliminal persuasions.