Sentence examples for more versed from inspiring English sources

One Cervantes, "more versed in pain than in verse"?

Some big investment banks also want to rely less on models, and more on the market-savvy skills of those more versed in the trading arts.

Democratic leaders in Congress, many of whom are far more versed in the issues than the president is, will have to step up and fashion an effective bill.

Still, to the layman, even one slightly more versed in the exigencies of scientific research than Sarah Palin, there's something profoundly counterintuitive about doing genetic research on flies.

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

Someone more versed in refugee politics might point out that these kids have spent most of their lives as the beneficiaries of first-world donations, and they are obviously fortunate for it.

Unlike Sasha, Cynthia's appearance suggests she's somebody who's a little more well versed in the world of the paranormal.

The more well versed you are with these famous works/writers, the better a time you will have in class, because you will be ahead of the others.

The first participants in the ramen flight may have been more well-versed in ramen than Mr. Kao, 35, of Jersey City, had anticipated.

It seems possible that as voters become more well-versed in what the actual amendment will do, opposition to the broader ban will rise.

"Carole was the healthiest I've ever known her during her pregnancy and the happiest I've ever known her when Sarah was born because she was such a distraction from the pain," says Ray, although it's Sarah who appears more well-versed in the details of that period than any of them.