Sentence examples for is adept at making from inspiring English sources

Wiman is adept at making connections between the religious impulse and the need to create art.

But people who know Mr. Mladic say he is far less flamboyant than Mr. Karadzic, is well trained in military intelligence and is adept at making himself invisible.

Although West is adept at making idiosyncratic records, he has dominated 2010 by doing so many different things that it feels almost naïve to discuss him as a recording artist.

A former theater director (he worked at La MaMa in the 1980s) and location scout for movies, he is adept at making big projects work, like an opera he staged in Toronto's main train station in 1992.

Although none of the characters is multidimensional – this isn't an angst-ridden young-adult tale, but is for younger readers – Rawsthorne is adept at making the reader regularly change their attitude towards them.

France is adept at making his characters real, breathing human beings, and his very lack of final judgment allows him a delicacy of tone that neutralizes the blood-in-the-water instinct that has been too closely associated with the pedophile scandal.

To judge from the few remaining hand-tool-making societies, it is likely that every early man was adept at making new tools quickly and easily and on the spot, as fast as the old ones were blunted or broken.

(Research suggests that criminal psychopaths are adept at making moral judgments).

The Red Sox are adept at making pitchers toss strike after strike and at turning talented pitchers into tired pitchers.

He was adept at making mischief for the West, even as Russia's own powers, economic and military, continued to wane.

Even with the advent of GPS technology, we must all be adept at making sense of the world around us and how it can be represented.