Sentence examples for especially well versed from inspiring English sources

Much (some would say all) magic originated in Africa, and Uagadou graduates are especially well versed in Astronomy, Alchemy and Self-Transfiguration".

Professor Tony Travers of the London School of Economics, who is especially well versed in the complex contracting history of Transport for London, notes that the degree of competition in public service markets is highly variable: for TfL's signalling contracts there is a single supplier.

Perhaps someone  hankering for a better camera but not necessarily yet especially well versed in how to use more pro photography equipment.

He is especially well versed in the contrast between Bernanke's super revved-up activity and Japan's passive and futile monetary and fiscal initiatives to revive the stagnant Japanese economy.

Borko et al. (2011b) suggested that leaders of mathematics PD need to be especially well versed in three central facilitation practices: (1) engaging teachers in productive mathematical work, (2) leading discussions about student reasoning and instructional practices, and (3) building a professional learning community.

As a writer who frequently adapted novels for the big and small screen (Ira Levin's "The Stepford Wives," Cornelius Ryan's "A Bridge Too Far"), including several of his own ("Magic," "Marathon Man," "Heat"), he was especially well versed in the mechanics of narrative troubleshooting.

Mr. Kain also said that star athletes, especially relatively young athletes, are not particularly well versed about social and political issues and often have vaguely formed opinions.

While our data curators here at Duke possess a wealth of knowledge about general research data-related best practices, and are especially well-versed in the vagaries of social sciences data, they may not always have the all the information they need to sufficiently assess the state of a dataset from a researcher.

It's often quite tricky for diplomats, especially those not well versed in religion, to know who, when, where, and how to engage.

Oral argument in the Supreme Court can be opaque, especially for those who aren't well versed in the legal issues at stake or the precedents likely to be considered.

Yunus Emre was well versed in mystical philosophy, especially that of the 13th-century poet and mystic Jalāl ad-Dīn ar-Rūmī.