Sentence examples for adept at being from inspiring English sources

"Most HRs are adept at being interviewed.

We're somewhat adept at being apart.

Some may prove so adept at being landlords that they choose to continue in that role.

"China has proved itself quite adept at being able to introduce economic reforms, but I wonder whether it has the legal and political and social institutions to be able to encourage and tolerate disruptive change," he said by telephone.

The diminutive Tory had shouted through a megaphone at the victorious 1977 Oxford eight, and gone on to win Olympic silver in 1980, proving adept at being a small man who could sit on a fast boat rowed by big men.

Donna, out on the streets for 25 years and the proud owner of pet rats that she says help protect her, also seems unlikely to change her circumstances anytime soon, having become so adept at being homeless that she wears it like a badge of honor.

What they are adept at is recognizing something they have already seen.

Microsoft is adept at not being up front.

If there is one thing that the Senate is adept at, it's missing deadlines.

He is adept at what is called ballot security in a courtroom — but voter suppression on the streets of New York.

(Michael Meade) Elders who are adept at aging were willing to wake-up along the way.