Sentence examples for although well versed from inspiring English sources

But the team of a year ago, although well versed in the art of clawing their way back into a game, would never have let the scoreline get out of control to such a damaging extent.

Although well versed in contracts, leases, and constitutions, barely a handful knew the following: that no one can sue the World Bank or the IMF; that a foreign company could own the rain in a Bolivian town; or why multi-national pharmaceutical companies continually sue India for providing affordable, generic, live-saving medications.

Although well versed in the French surrealist tradition and possessing a deep mastery of the French language, Carpentier never fully identified himself as a French writer.

Although he is well versed in the technical details of Stoic logic, philosophy of language, epistemology, and ontology, he does not devote any significant time to these fields (Cooper 2004).

Policing the 26-mile course around the capital's streets, with around 500,000 spectators expected to watch the race, is a huge logistical challenge for the Metropolitan Police, although one they are well versed in.

Although Holkot was a Dominican, well versed in the texts of Aquinas, his philosophy and theology owe much more to the scholastics of the fourteenth century than to the thirteenth.

His musical tastes range from concertos to country, and that helps to explain why it is so difficult to categorize him, although he is regarded as particularly well versed in contemporary music.

Hopkins chef actually grows his own herbs in large urns on the Pavilions outdoor balconies and is well versed in curries, although on this day a grilled tuna Caesar salad from the famed kitchen proved to be a rather unhappy marriage of very soggy greens and very dry tuna.

Hugh Urban of Ohio State University states that these teachings bear similarities to Gnosticism, although he doubts that Hubbard was well versed in Gnostic thought.

Our editors will pick out those that best sum up Britishness in all its glory – although many of you may be equally well versed in its misery.

That makes sense in theory, although it doesn't help the people who aren't well versed in the intricacies of the stock market.