Sentence examples for be quite proficient from inspiring English sources

The boy Michael learned to play the piano well, with vague aspirations of a professional musical career, before accepting that he would never be quite proficient enough.

I would trust Randy, in his infinite geekhood, to be quite proficient with such codes, searching the world for the perfect bartender to unlock the secret of his drink order.

Lardner and company turned out to be quite proficient at writing for kids.

But she is quite proficient with budget ingredients.

I graduated from a Yeshiva high school and I am quite proficient in Hebrew.

The truth is that the exotic-car buyer is quite proficient at math.

He went part of the way through cooking school and was quite proficient at the stove.

The contractors and licensors designing and building such process plants are quite proficient at designing a plant to meet those performance values for an economically attractive cost.

None of them appeared to have stab wounds, although many were quite proficient with nun-chucks, given their age (five to nine, which distinguishes them from the academy's peewee ninjas, who are three to five).

There are three characteristics of David which stand out, and the first is that he's described as being quite proficient in music and poetry and so we'll see that later tradition is going to attribute to him not only the invention of various instruments but also the composition of the Book of Psalms.

Apparently bedbugs are quite proficient at traveling between homes and schools by hitching rides on kid's backpacks.