Sentence examples for be versed from inspiring English sources
adjective
Knowledgeable or skilled, either through study or experience; familiar; practiced
Simpson also said he wanted his staff to be versed in hard work and humility.
Café Berlin is a classic boîte whose owner, Carlos Marquerie, insists that performers be versed in classic jazz.
They will also need to be versed in finance and marketing, to understand organizational structuring and to know how to manage supply chains.
Gardeners, chefs and foodies may be versed in the virtues of the characterful gooseberry, but is it time the rest of us re-embraced the hairy habit too?
"We ask J. B. to be versed at a high level so that he can speak to senior executives about any topic that concerns Brown Technology," he said.
For all of Dario's epicurean talents, he did not strike me as a man likely to be versed in the nuances of online shopping.
Mr. Hamed is versed in olive lore.
"I'm not versed in poetry, but I am versed in bringing up children.
But by that time we were versed in Thanksgiving ritual.
The platform allows users to learn game-making skills without being versed in programming language.
This talk is what ignorant people say; you are versed in this".
