Sentence examples similar to adept with languages from inspiring English sources

Simon Godwin, her director for the RSC's new Hamlet, considers her "very adept with language … the work can be very raw and very felt.

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

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

Ms. Dulfer, who has toured with Prince, thrives within the album's parameters: her tone on alto saxophonist is tart but not grating, and she's adept with the funk-hiccup language of Maceo Parker, one of her early supporters.

He became adept at several languages.

This ability makes us more adept at learning languages.

I like writing in Indonesian too and I consider myself pretty adept in both languages.

This sentence-savvy structure is increasingly active as people become adept with a set of grammatical rules for a language they don't know.

He was particularly adept with his head.

Another is adept with a mouse.

And she is also adept with her mother's smartphone.