Sentence examples for just proficient from inspiring English sources

His dancers are not just proficient technically but also full of engaging personality.

But Mason is more than just proficient here; her lightbulb cord, and a hundred other images dotted about the book, are edged in a thin black line of perfect solitude suggestive of a philosophical mood.

Such approach requires experts that are not just proficient in their distinct energy-related disciplines, but, above all, that are trained in interdisciplinary project cooperation.

Addicted doctors are not just proficient at convincing colleagues they should be left alone.

Neil thinks it's time he started to express himself rather than just be proficient.

An full hour of cloying, self-indulgent, one-on-one toadying which proved that Ross was just as proficient at bumlicking as he was at teasing.

Contrary to Enlightenment expectations, the uncontrolled pursuit of interests, whether by an individual or a class, proved just as proficient at disturbing social peace as the mindless pursuit of glory.

(To see just how proficient a performer she is, you can also watch her tonight on Part 2 of NBC's "Lost Empire," in a graceful rendition of an ethereal goddess, the truest note in that big, unwieldy production.) "The Chris Isaak Show" has an appealing offbeat tone, which is set by its star, who always seems mildly baffled by the weirdness of his life, show business and otherwise.

Not just someone proficient, but a rockstar.

RA professionals not only keep up with American regulatory standards, they have to be just as proficient in drug development rules in other countries.

Naturally, much of the attention focuses on Barca's outstanding goalscoring exploits, but they have been just as proficient at the other end of the field.