Sentence examples for adept of this from inspiring English sources

In five seconds, an adept of this style can turn a packed nightclub into a joyful frenzy of stage-diving, rhythmic gymnastics.

Jacobi's veiled message was that the adepts of this new cultural phenomenon had failed to escape the rationalism of the philosophers, since the rebellious new humanism they advocated made sense only on the presupposition that the philosophers' conception of reality was the right one.

"And fans are the mystical adepts of this religion," write Judy and Fred Vemorel in their book Starlust, "who dramatize moods, fantasies and expectations we all share".

Beninati, the more adept of the two at raising capital, was born in the Bronx.

Her once-wandering Kate had thought of herself as an adept of the lean.

Not surprisingly, Churchill was the more adept of the two giants at international intrigue.

Dark is a stubborn miniaturist, an adept of the chamber piece.

"Dark is a stubborn miniaturist, an adept of the chamber piece," Katherine Dieckmann said here last year.

Polk emerged as the more adept of the two at reconciling the two fundamentally opposed positions on the issue by characterizing it as a states' rights concern.

The broader conceptual scoring was based upon entries made by the most adept of the secondary school test takers in the earlier study.

Adept of the joys of watching, connoisseur of empathy, the flâneur finds the world 'picturesque.'".