Sentence examples for superbly adapted from inspiring English sources

It is highly gregarious and superbly adapted for a migratory existence.

They are succulents that are superbly adapted to the scantiest rations of both water and nourishment.

But they breed quickly, lack predators apart from humans, and are superbly adapted to life in the British countryside.

Andeans and Tibetans are superbly adapted to working at high altitudes; Eskimos excel on psychomotor tasks performed under low-temperature stress.

The red ramisco and the white malvasia de Colares grapes are superbly adapted to this singular environment; they thrive nowhere else.

Screenwriter Phyllis Nagy has superbly adapted Patricia Highsmith's original 1952 novel The Price of Salt, a bestseller at the time under the pen name Claire Morgan.

Although the two are closely related having diverged only 4.9 million years ago, around the same time that humans and chimpanzees parted ways the domestic yak (Bos grunniens) is superbly better adapted to the region's extreme elevations, which can exceed 4500 meters.

The Rhinos adapted superbly, using their forwards to set up a platform that enabled Kevin Sinfield to kick St Helens to death.

Though the wind had dropped, constant rain made handling tricky from the start and, as Young pointed out, Wasps adapted superbly, keeping passes to a minimum until space had been created.

The boxers adapted superbly to the different demands".

A weirdly bracing atmosphere of disillusion pervades Anton Corbijn's superbly composed and controlled movie, adapted by the Australian screenwriter Andrew Bovell from John le Carré's 2008 spy novel, and featuring an outstandingly wintry performance from Philip Seymour Hoffman in his final leading role on screen.