Sentence examples for excels at something from inspiring English sources

Still, Das Racist remains unsigned, perhaps because even though it's built a fan and touring base from scratch, the group excels at something no hip-hop scene has ever had much time for: comedy.

"McCarthy excels at something else that has become key to leadership in Congress: recruiting candidates and raising money for them".

He is making the most potent crystal meth in the city; he is excelling at something.

A player doesn't have to be good at everything to win a match at the U.S. Open, but they usually have to excel at something.

He moves with the grace and self-assurance of someone who has excelled at something physical, and could again if the need arose.

"For children who come from another country who don't speak English it is hard for them to excel at first academically so it is great for them to excel at something".

Still other colleges welcome students with a range of activities so long as those students show an ability to excel at something, and connect to and engage with others — Stanford is a good example of this.

Mr. Johnson entered the competition not for the prize of two tickets to Nashville and the Grand Ole Opry, but to "show people that we can excel at something other than retirement," he said, preparing to sing "For the Good Times".

Long after Murphy's death, her friend Sybille Bedford puzzled over her unfinished opus: "What's the use of being brilliant, if you sit at a cafe all day and are considered the greatest bore because you don't know when to stop talking and never write anything down?" At least Mercedes de Acosta excelled at something.

One reason GPUs are so good at training neural networks is that they excel at something called matrix multiplication, which means they can take one table of numbers (say, the values of pixels in one part of the image) and multiply it by another table (the values in another part).

Once you start to excel at something, you will win praise, admiration and satisfaction.