Sentence examples for extremely well-versed from inspiring English sources

The Spanish may not know much about boxing, but in the past few months they have become extremely well-versed in the established Manny Pacquiao equals good, Floyd Mayweather equals evil narrative.

Scholars like Ammonius a pupil of Proclus, the most accomplished systematizer of Neoplatonism, head of the Athenian school in the mid-5th century, and himself extremely well-versed in Aristotle found Alexandria a considerably more attractive place for Aristotelian studies, in that it was tolerant of many views.

Moreover, Auriol is clearly extremely well-versed in ancient and Arabic thought.

Baba was extremely well-versed in Quran.

"Spanish popular erotica is not only extremely rich and multifarious, but also refreshingly disinhibited in its textual and visual representations, often openly and crassly anticlerical, and extremely well-versed in all forms of 'non-reproductive' love, from masturbatory practices to all forms of homosexual and queer love".

In closing, he said that he had "no plans" to Google Egypt, since he was already extremely well versed in that nation's history.

Both sides later said the judges seemed extremely well versed on the debate, but no ruling is expected for several months.

He was extremely well versed in European literature, and, in a 1952 interview with Loic Bouvard, admitted that he 'was influenced by Flaubert and by Balzac..

Yorke, whose parents are from Ghana, said she felt extremely well versed in British history and all the wars that the empire had fought.

Other acceptable choices would include former Vice-President Al Gore, who is extremely well versed in foreign policy matters and would bring environmental concerns to the forefront of U.S. policy if he were chosen.

Extremely well versed in legislative policy and strategy, they wanted to be counted for their service and did not believe that compulsory service was necessary when Indigenous and African people were approached with the right messaging.