Sentence examples for adept at recognizing from inspiring English sources

By nine months, though, the babies had become less adept at recognizing the monkey faces unless they had received continuing exposure to them.

Sarah is incredibly adept at recognizing even the most minor celebrities and has a much better sense than her older colleagues about which seem ready to break huge.

The men of the Grant Study frequently became more emotionally attuned as they aged, more adept at recognizing and expressing emotion.

Police officials also said that the city's 4,100 school safety agents have become more adept at recognizing various kinds of offenses, creating a clearer picture of crime.

For those not adept at recognizing the obvious, the above is not a very loose description of what the Eagles faced in choosing Doug Pederson over Chip Kelly (no offense intended, Mr Kelly), but an analogy for the presidential candidacies of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

"Museums have become adept at recognizing that the opportunity on the Web is not to try and create a mirror that exists in the museum, but to create a whole new museum that is related to, but distinct from, the physical and real institutions," Mr. Lowry said.

We should, for all the worst reasons, be adept by now at recognizing terrorism when we see it, and what happened in Charleston was nothing less than an act of terror.

She suspects that our unique pulvinar makes primates most adept among mammals at recognizing snakes, though she acknowledges that prediction still needs testing.

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

With each tactical decision, they proved adept at looking many moves ahead, at recognizing points of attack and applying appropriate pressure.

Those who are adept at handing change recognize this and trust they are capable of whatever the future holds.