Sentence examples for unusually competent from inspiring English sources

An unusually competent research group has assembled masses of useful material for the 1970 Sen ate races.

Her escapes, meanwhile, are frequent, narrow and strictly incredible.An unusually competent cast saves the film from the worst consequences of certain inevitable banalities.

Inasmuch as there is a theme to Trump's rhetoric, it is that he is unusually competent, and the towers, golf courses and casinos exist for all to see — the many visible blemishes on his record notwithstanding.

Louis set about righting his ship of state aided by two unusually competent and visionary ministers, Jean-Baptiste Colbert and Charles Le Brun.

The New York Times gave the film a generally positive review, commenting of its B-movie origins, "An unusually competent cast saves the film from the worst consequences of certain inevitable banalities.

It helped that its government was unusually honest and competent.

But there are rewards in the performance of the mellow-voiced Pernilla August: as the haunted mother, she is at first unusually robust and competent, so that her unswerving progress towards desolation is the more pitiful.

A larger than usual cut of the vote for Mr Johnson could mean any number of things: that libertarian-leaning conservatives are especially disappointed with Mr Romney, that libertarian-leaning liberals are especially disappointed with Mr Obama, that the ranks of libertarian voters are growing, that Mr Johnson is an unusually qualified and competent third-party candidate, or a combination of these.

Proof, written and directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse, whose screenplay based on the novel Eucalyptus Crowe would years later allegedly feel competent to rewrite, is unusually inward and intense for an Australian movie a triangle of emotional distortion and manipulation.

And he's always ready with a sardonic quip about the government's latest lunacy, delivered in competent, Brazilian-accented English.Today, unusually, it's not politics but music that's on his mind.

Mitt Romney has run a very smart and competent campaign, but he has also been unusually fortunate in that his competition over the last year has been almost comically inept.