Because the bands were so competent, playing a streamlined form of punk rock built on solid tunes and fast tempos.
It was Ms. Presland's supremely competent playing, for instance, that helped make the last movement of the Beethoven sonata a highlight.
Radford, who has taken over from Peter Gentle after the Australian was sacked following an emphatic play-off defeat at Huddersfield, said: "Tom looked very comfortable and competent playing in rugby union, but it was his enthusiasm about the prospect of leaving that to join Hull FC and the challenge in store that excited me.
Mr. Allen, a drummer who has played with just about everybody who's emerged in the last 15 years of jazz, has convened a band of young and middle-aged lions; you're going to see a lot of terrifically competent playing here, and since things are loose in these supergroups, it could be a lot better than that.
There was little competent offensive play by either team, and the ceaseless Jets drama under Coach Rex Ryan advanced to a new level of bizarre.
Competent authorities play a key role, not only in controlling the implementation of hygienic rules at the level of day care centres, but also in supplying practical information to the social environment of the future adoptee.
If Christine Schäfer's Gilda is the problematic portrayal, vocally competent but played as a pallid waif lacking real musical or dramatic personality, then Marcelo Alvarez's dashingly sung Duke steals the show.
A barely competent doctor (played by Mr Gondry) tells her that she has a water lily growing in her lung, and that the only treatment is to surround her with flowers.
q: From a user perspective, will gTar players be competent at playing the guitar or is this a way for people to fulfill a guitar fantasy?
He describes his inability to master the piano, which his omni-competent father played with ease and pleasure, as "a small plot of ground on which I could oppose my father without being actively disobedient".
