Sentence examples for adept both from inspiring English sources

Adept both in the studio and the gantry.

With Mason, the Jets can mix formations, as he's adept both inside and out.

Yūshō was adept both in the rich, colourful painting style developed by Eitoku and in the more subdued monochromatic ink tradition of the Zen priest-painters.

"Erdogan is a brilliant tactician and has proven himself to be quite adept both at responding to events in the region and seeking to influence their outcome," wrote Daniel Wagner in Foreign Policy Journal.

Friends, oysters, martinis, white linen, hope, wit, charm: he was adept both at living well and at describing good living, but perhaps doubly so at conveying the impermanence of any kind of life at all.

And no one undermined British assumptions of moral and legal custodianship better than Gandhi, who was adept both at galvanizing the Indian masses and at alerting the British to the gap between their high claims and the reality of their rule.

Ms. Gross is marginally more adept, but both actors have small, high voices that veer into a grating shrillness at times.

Little Bulb Theatre is a small company that's proving adept at both unique theatrical offerings and gaining attention for them, both key elements to survival in fringe theater.

"King proves herself equally adept at both".

While the productions' quality wasn't consistent, she proved a versatile screen presence, adept at both comedy and drama.

When the Bryans' generation retires, tennis will be left with only one species of player, Bob believes, adept at both singles and doubles.