Sentence examples for is more versed in from inspiring English sources

(Anderson) ★ Lianne La Havas (Saturday) The fast-ascendant folk and soul singer shares a silky vibrato and rich, husky timbre of another British upstart, Emeli Sandé; Ms. La Havas, however, is more versed in minimalist, piano balladry, as her single "Lost and Found" proves.

In contrast to Khoshbin and Lee, Stone is more versed in the multi-disciplinary approach that it takes to become a successful Internet Marketer (IM) today.

Now we are more versed in a language that looks at the intended and unintended consequence of our work" says Flaherty.

The head of the Royal Shakespeare Company RSCC) may be more versed in the language of the Bard than computer chips, but a corporate technology video inspired him to see the potential of digital science, fibre optics and sensors for live theatre.

"Why am I being referred to somebody who seems to be more versed in swallowing?" Most people would just go to that doctor anyway.

Seventeenth-Century wood-carvers, who were more versed in sculpting Baroque seats for churches than human facsimiles, started making puppets for the actors of Bohemia soon after Ferdinand II came to power, as puppets were the only remaining entities that had the right to speak Czech in public places.

They're more versed in the folklore of getting on it.

I'm more versed in the drag scene: go figure out who The Moon Baby is right now.

The article cites lawyer fees as the majority of the cost in divorce, and while I believe that's true, I also believe it's because lawyers, brilliant lawyers, are not as versed in helping their clients manage the emotions that come with divorce and are more versed in litigating - which costs money.

Asked if that person should be more versed in product or in driving revenue, Williams answered, "I don't think revenue is the right way to say it.

It's part of a growing trend to ease the complexity of data analytics so the practice is accessible to the far larger group of people who are more versed in using spreadsheets to do their work.