Sentence examples for more adept with from inspiring English sources

Flemmi has said he was more adept with the ladies, but then, his taste ran to under-age girls.

In contrast, the left hand (dominated by the right hemisphere) was more adept with patterns requiring visual discrimination.

There may not be a singer alive more adept with earnest sentiment than TONY BENNETT, and there surely isn't a season better suited to it than this one.

With eight years between himself and Christos, there was surely a time when the elder sibling was stronger, faster and more adept with a ball.

A man, another possible father, someone with a better jump shot, more adept with a wrench and a power tool, wiser, taller, and more at ease — would have been a greater threat.

It was a great-looking dish, and if I were more adept with my iPhone's camera, and hadn't been taking the pictures of the meal in such a dark room, you'd see that.

They are both more adept artists with acute tactical sensibilities.

He is also, as a converted outside-half, the more adept passer with greater spatial awareness and it was Saracens who found the wide spaces at Wembley.

The stock image of the Japanese man is of a henpecked, hard-pressed, bullied and rather pathetic soul, more adept at interacting with his computer-generated girlfriend than with real people.

And because they understand a lot of the mathematical tools that biologists may not have used up to now, they are often more adept at playing with the mathematics or more comfortable with the computer tools.

Well it may be impossible to communicate with your friendly backyard rowan tree, you can become more adept at communicating with other humans.