Sentence examples for be better versed from inspiring English sources

Wen heads the climate leading group in the state council, China's cabinet and may be better versed on the issues than the president.

He will sometimes give pointers to older children and adults interested in learning how to handle a mountain bike or be better versed in bicycle safety issues.

They are often closer to the host country, both geographically and culturally, and they tend to be better versed in the risks of investing in a country where the politics is unpredictable and the economy unstable.

Other observers said Wen was the best choice because he headed the climate leading group in the state council, China's cabinet, and may be better versed on the issues than the president.

The interviewees considered that patients and public should have better knowledge of stroke symptoms, and that triage nurses and young residents should be better versed in stroke care in general.

Jennifer Burns is better versed in conservative thought.

Issacharoff, who is forty-four, is better versed in Palestinian politics and the history of the conflict.

But there is no assurance — and certainly no requirement — that full citizens are better versed in the legal system, or more devoted to its values.

Perhaps the clientele at the Patina restaurant are better versed in the mineral composition and fruity or salty aspects of water than the rest of us.

Few actors are better versed in Ghost Train lore than Holland, who has appeared in four different productions, and worked alongside Arnold Ridley in a stage version of Dad's Army.

Meanwhile, in a separate TV appearance, his running mate, Paul Ryan, was attempting to make the claim that he is better versed in foreign policy matters than Obama was four years ago, by virtue of Ryan's longer public service record in Washington.