Sentence examples for display the versatility from inspiring English sources

Thompson, 60, best known as a founding member of pioneering 60s folk group Fairport Convention, said he was hopeful that curating Meltdown will allow him to display the versatility of his taste and abilities as a musician.

In the context of this paper, a hybrid system that includes different type of water-using operations with distinct operating modes is taken into account to display the versatility of proposed approach.

This story was intended to display the versatility of sustainment brigades overall.

This year it attracted people from everywhere ― even as far as France, Ghana and Brazil ― who came together to display the versatility of and diversity among black hairstyles.

During his five years with the Indians he was primarily used as a starting pitcher, although he did display the versatility that would become his hallmark.

A program of New York premieres displays the versatility of the company's director, James Canfield.

Briefly in the spotlight, Pappano's army displayed the versatility and virtuosity we usually take for granted.

"Right on Time" (Redneck) is her fifth album, and it displays the versatility for which she's never been fully appreciated, so darkened she's been by the shadow of her breakthrough hit.

Marking his 100th List A career appearance in style, the Nottinghamshire captain displayed the versatility in his limited-overs batting that saw him score 41 singles in getting to 50 against Warwickshire last week, not long after his foot-to-the-floor hundred off Middlesex.

The scratchy cuts on "Dixie Fried" can't help but remind one of that nothing-but-the-music Ibiza style sound, and rounds out the compilation, truly displaying the versatility of not only the producers involved but the tracks themselves.

Intended to display the refurbished hall's versatility, the festival will present relatively small-scale presentations spanning the centuries from the Baroque, in programs by William Christie and Les Arts Florissants (music of Rameau) and Jordi Savall and Hespèrion XXI (music of Spain and Mexico), to the present, with Heiner Goebbels's semistaged concert work "Songs of Wars I Have Seen," of 2007.