Sentence examples for surprisingly adept from inspiring English sources

Damon is surprisingly adept at playing psychopaths and liars.

Ben Affleck, too, has proved himself surprisingly adept behind the lens.

Like Radiohead, the music of Pink Floyd proves surprisingly adept at travelling from one genre to another.

But their new meeting of temperaments, "Paycheck," is surprisingly adept, given that it's basically a dumb movie about smart people.

Ms. Paulson gives an effective performance as the naïve young woman who proves to be surprisingly adept at negotiating the rocky terrain of the New York publishing world.

For a socialist system that hesitates to fire people, China has also been surprisingly adept — more so than America — at dealing with ineffective teachers.

Randy Vogt, a spokesman for the Long Island Junior Soccer League, said that Mr. Dormer was coming along nicely as a referee and, not surprisingly, was adept at the multitude of paperwork.

Because of the way Gen Z uses technology, some researchers believe its members may surprisingly prove more adept at face-to-face communication than millennials.

Not surprisingly, Churchill was the more adept of the two giants at international intrigue.

Somewhat surprisingly for a director so adept at probing hidden feelings, Mr. Gold, who lives in Brooklyn with his girlfriend, the playwright Amy Herzog, concedes that he is neither emotional nor sentimental.

Surprisingly, aged mice were more adept at controlling the growth of F. novicida in the pulmonary compartment throughout 5 days PI.