Sentence examples for highly adept at from inspiring English sources
The Swedes are, he says, "highly adept at insulating themselves from each other".
But I think that the best of those lecturers are highly adept at reading their audiences.
This may ensure that Australian society is highly adept at absorbing cultural difference.
But the challenger sects have become highly adept at offering people much more than the mere hope of miraculous healing.
These characteristics make peer production highly adept at experimentation, innovation, and adaptation in changing and complex environments.
Additionally, she is highly adept at conveying messages between medical personnel and considered to be positive role model for her coworkers.
Yet from that silly provenance, adept playwrights have wrought smart theater, and as the stylish production of "The Constant Wife," now at the Equity Library Theater, demonstrates, W. Somerset Maugham was highly adept.
These were shown to be highly adept for such tasks.
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).
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He was very adept at highly complex double-pick rhythms with the thumb on the bass string and the other fingers working on as many as four tunes at a time.
