Sentence examples for proficiently done from inspiring English sources

I braced myself, stepped forward, she positioned me, lowered the pressure plate rapidly rather than gently as others had so proficiently done in the past.

But while the director, Evan Cabnet, shapes some of the better Christopher Durang-style comedy proficiently, he does not coax much emotional nuance from the actors.

Rose's recent surge is not sustainable because he still struggles to shoot the ball proficiently, nor does he get to the rim frequently enough to augment such long-range deficiencies.

Whatever I can do proficiently myself, I will.

While Mr. Tolins can turn a smart, jabbing one-liner proficiently, he ultimately does not have much new to tell us about the workings of Broadway or the psychic struggles of the artist as a young man or an established egoist.

As a result, no one can confidently assert that colleges today are helping students to write better, speak more eloquently, think more rigorously, or reason quantitatively more proficiently than they did in the 1950s.

What can we expect them to do proficiently?

When you multi-task, you do the two or three things you are simultaneously doing much less proficiently than if you had done them separately.

Earlier in the evening they had done sections of "Giselle," proficiently but unremarkably; they're not models of refinement.

This was what Godfrey Evans did so proficiently for England, and Arthur McIntyre for Surrey.

Ray Milland, Melvyn Douglas, and Robert Young acted the screwball-comedy heroes proficiently, but the roles didn't release anything in their own natures — didn't liberate and complete them, the way farce completed Grant.