Sentence examples for adept at languages from inspiring English sources

Adept at languages, Ms. Rousseau performed brilliantly at the elite Sciences Po, graduating at the top of her class in 1939.

But Eliot was "a great if tendentious poet," Bloom concedes, indeed the model poeta doctus, trained in philosophy, adept at languages and also an exemplary modernist, who by sardonically appending endnotes to "The Waste Land" anticipated later critical excursions, Bloom's included, into intertextuality, the web of connections linking one poem to another.

If I were adept at languages I might have been able to crack the code.

The differences suggest that Neandertals did not see the world the same way we do and may not have been as adept at language or forming complex social networks.

There is a 542-page report for those of us both interested enough and adept at language which can feel at times technical, and overwhelming.

He became adept at several languages.

This ability makes us more adept at learning languages.

Martin was adept at using language opaquely, creating a screen of words that could veil her from the gaze of the world.

As a wordsmith, he is adept at finding language to evoke this American blending of the many and the one.

Complicating these issues is that no singular embodying theoretical model has been adept at proving language knowledge and use; therefore, it has been left to the notions of test validity and usefulness to attempt to uphold language testing theory.

Be adept at the language that you're translating the song into.