Surely, John, we have no cavalier more versed in the laws of chivalry than yourself.

A gentleman more versed in social subtleties would have accepted the hint and said no more.

Sometimes the master, more versed in things of heaven than those of earth, taught a still more singular political economy.

Had I been then more versed in poetry, I might have addressed him in the words of Logan to the cuckoo:

A man more versed in feminine ways than he, might have read much in the manner of the lady's farewell to him.

And while there may be aspects to modern life that teenagers are more versed in, the main ingredient, for them, is novelty.

Both of them were thoroughly acquainted with the Red River plains in all directions, but Rollin was more versed in the action of water.

For after his many defeats and victories no fewer, he had a firm belief that he had in consequence become more versed in generalship.

Let him who is more versed in the science of a nomad's mind than I, say why there was no mention of the hay-camp!

That Cervantes has been an intimate friend of mine these many years, and I know that he is more versed in misfortunes than in poetry.

He figured that he-orsomeone else more versed in astronomy-couldidentify discrete rows of stars, rising from the horizon to the apex of the heavens.