Sentence examples for deeply proficient from inspiring English sources

As played by Patina Miller (the star of "Sister Act"), she's a pretty cold customer, deeply proficient and as hard and shiny as Lucite.

(Chinen) RANDY JOHNSTON QUARTET (Friday and Saturday) A deeply proficient post-bop guitarist, Randy Johnston benefits here from the presence of a front-line partner, the alto saxophonist Vincent Herring.

And there is no doubt that a number of passages in Brodsky seem clumsy, heavy-footed, clotted, with a peculiar insistence on awkward half-rhymes and - the bane of those (such as Nabokov) who become deeply proficient in a new language - crushing puns.

And then there was Cold War Kids, a deeply proficient L.A. alt-rock combo that did everything right -- propulsive grooves, impassioned vocals, taut guitar lines -- but couldn't help but seem a vestige of another time.

Many schools remain deeply troubled; 12percentt of sophomores at Spingarn High School in Northeast Washington are proficient in math, 17percentt in reading.

Named for Dostoyevsky, this deeply artistic and ambitious Muscovite was also a proficient painter and violinist.

Mr. Blum's performance is proficient and often amusing, but Vanya's petulance overshadows the deeply felt grief that should give his character a dignity that touches the heart.

The tests are thus prone to system-gaming and result in students who may be proficient test-takers but know little about the subject matter or about thinking deeply or creatively.

Proficient in nine languages – he addressed his murderers in Bulgarian – he read and thought deeply in his own, displaying the wisdom of a man four times his age.

Mrs. Cabrera may be able to get her point across in English, but whether she is proficient enough in the language to serve on the governing board of this bilingual border city has deeply divided the 25,000 residents.

We are extremely proficient".