Sentence examples for brilliantly versatile from inspiring English sources

The real triumph though is the quality of the performances, in a showcase of brilliantly versatile acting talent.

Georgie Gaskin's jewellery, Katherine Adams' bookbinding, Wilhel-mina Geddes's stained glass, Margaret Mackintosh Mac- donald's textiles, the glowing enamelled metalwork and murals of brilliantly versatile Edinburgh-based designer Phoebe Traquair.

Suzanne lost it because her restaurateur husband, Billy, who is played by the brilliantly versatile William Devane, left her for a restaurant reviewer he was trying to butter up.

The brilliantly versatile Toby Jones (whose Christmas TV performance in The Girl gave Anthony Hopkins a run for his money in the forthcoming Hitchcock) stars as Gilderoy, an uptight English sound engineer from Dorking who has been called to the continent to provide the aural effects for "The Equestrian Vortex", which he mistakenly imagines to be about horses.

The brilliantly versatile Laura Lippman combines the best elements of her standalone psychological novels with the greatest strengths of her series featuring journalist turned private eye Tess Monaghan in Hush Hush (Faber), a Monaghan mystery that probes the extremities of maternal love.

It's a very big unit but a brilliantly-versatile double act and not a bad price considering you're getting two barbecues.

I love the fact that he mixes up his work so brilliantly and is very versatile.

And it did take the series forward in terms of its mechanics the faster, more versatile combat was brilliantly realized, and the addition of dual wielding gave the more adventurous a chance to play in a more attack-minded fashion.

And it did take the series forward in terms of its mechanics – the faster, more versatile combat was brilliantly realised, and the addition of dual wielding gave the more adventurous a chance to play in a more attack-minded fashion.

A scholarly and versatile man and a brilliantly satirical orator, he conspicuously lacked the true statesman's willingness to assume responsibility.

This called for, and received, some remarkably supple and versatile acting from Hadley Fraser as the mercurial Kasparov and Kenneth Lee who oscillated brilliantly as Hsu between his days as an awkward geeky youth and the self-assured master of his computer field taking on the world's greatest chess brain.