Sentence examples for obvious competence from inspiring English sources

I was instantly bowled over by his obvious competence and professional manner.

He waged it with obvious competence but failed to finish it and thus gave Gaius Marius, a senior officer, his chance.

There is a strange deadness in the film, together with a callow self-importance and self-pity which become more stultifying with every minute that passes, factors which are actually made worse by the obvious competence of everyone concerned: so much technical élan is being expended on this narcissistic and flimsy stuff.

The most obvious is competence.

The contribution of the doctor to the functioning of the whole team has implications for their roles, which goes beyond the obvious need for clinical competence.

Indeed, the core actors have not found solutions for moving forward beyond clinical experimentations, except licencing technology to an external party, and it is obvious that the generic competences, in the system broadly speaking, were not as developed as those in actual science.

It is obvious from the index that competence of government supersedes everything else.

There were several obvious examples in which cultural competence played a role.

Aside from the neurologist who periodically puts him through a standard battery of tests, which he dispatches with less and less competence, there is no obvious external measure of Jacob's decline.

"Make no mistake about it," Peterson has tweeted, not at all hyperbolically, "the aim of the radical left is the destruction of even the idea of competence" (to which the obvious reply is: um, Trump?).

Occasional comments such as: "That is quite obvious" were felt to undermine their competences or disease experience.