Sentence examples for most adept at from inspiring English sources

Degas was the most adept at creating a psychologically complex space.

Of the three, Peter Paul Rubens was the most adept at juggling patrons.

Only the animals most adept at dealing with the pressures of performance were allowed to take part.

Prestige is gained by being among the first and most adept at a skill that everyone else covets.

But Italy is perhaps the one most adept at crafting bold headlines from the slimmest scientific findings.

This postseason will belong to the teams most adept at reeling off big runs, and no running back is more proficient than Seattle's Marshawn Lynch.

But it is a model that would seem to favor for-profit agencies and those nonprofits that are most adept at aggressive fund-raising.

In the past three years the Louvre has proved the most adept at tapping the support of thousands of donors online.

Mr. Bogosian can be a blisteringly good social critic under the right circumstances, but as a novelist he remains a playwright, most adept at dialogue or internal monologue.

Against this backdrop it's worth remembering – irony of ironies – that the crisis the natural gas industry has been most adept at exploiting is climate change itself.

Two of the dramatists most adept at conjuring people who are out of sight but very clear in our mind are Alan Ayckbourn and Simon Gray.