Sentence examples for highly adept from inspiring English sources

This may ensure that Australian society is highly adept at absorbing cultural difference.

But I think that the best of those lecturers are highly adept at reading their audiences.

But the challenger sects have become highly adept at offering people much more than the mere hope of miraculous healing.

Bazna was, for instance, highly adept with a camera, in a way that suggested professional training or some kind of assistance.

She is highly adept at the fine details of bourgeois living but increasingly alienated from them; she loves her wife but the passion has withered.

Susan Hiller is highly adept at reminding us that life's great wonder and strangeness, its joys and its tragedies, are those that defy total explanation.

It is likely, however, that the rituals were not regularly performed except by a small group of highly trained adepts; the usual Tantric ceremony was purely symbolic and even more fastidious than the pujas in Hindu temples.

5-ALA, by contrast, doesn't bind to cancer cells and can only be used for so-called high-grade brain tumours (tumours that are highly malignant and adept at invading nearby brain tissue).

Highly trained, gun adept, teachers/coaches would solve the problem instantly, before police arrive.

If you're highly educated, technologically adept and culturally flexible, you can do very, very well.

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