Sentence examples for adept as a from inspiring English sources

He is less adept as a writer, and "The Gun" is full of infelicitous phrases.

He proved equally adept as a continuo player: cleverly and precisely imagined were his many baroque harpsichord realisations.

As a singer, he is much more adept as a rock 'n' roll cutup than as a saloon balladeer.

Not only is he a proficient inside and outside runner, but he's also adept as a pass blocker and dangerous in the short passing game.

He was highly intelligent, supple, and farseeing as a strategist, and adept as a diplomat, not only abroad but also within the foreign-policy bureaucracy in Washington.

But as a football player this season, he was thinner, faster, more adept as a passer than he had ever been, and familiarly threatening on the run.

Mr. King is adept, as is Jenelle Sosa as his daughter, and Teresa Kelsey as Greta, a secretary with her own agenda.

It can't just be funny, it has to be astute and adept as well.

Has always been adept as an on-the-move blocker.

Elegantly toffeed, nutty, spicy and volatile, it's a wine for deep contemplation after dinner, but equally adept as an aperitif; its flavors are hung on a spine of brilliant acidity, a tangy kiss that can make even a 100-year-old wine taste fresh and lively.

Abraham became an adept as using an axe.