Sentence examples for even more versatile from inspiring English sources

Alaba, however, was revealed as an even more versatile, superb footballer than previously anticipated.

Even more versatile is the Green Machine's Expand-It system of interchangeable components.

It's an even more versatile option for most families, with a very simple Mac or PC setup.

The recent results with catalytic promiscuity have shown that lipases are even more versatile than thought so far.

Early professional actors who adopted this system discovered that a continuous line of curtain providing three to five openings was even more versatile.

That, scientists say, would allow organisms to be even more versatile, just as some languages have sounds or express concepts not found in English.

So Johnny Bench -- yes, the versatile catcher of the 1970's Big Red Machine -- displayed even more versatility by being called upon to sing.

Google turned to HTML 5 to power this application through the browser, but Flash is even more powerful and versatile.

Mr. Strickland sings with enough flexibility to accommodate that range, but he might be an even better, and more versatile, songwriter.

Chileshe now began with a gently slinky township riff from his five-piece band, against which he demonstrated first his flugelhorn work and then his even more thrilling and versatile vocals.

Today's Bolshoi dancers need to be more versatile, even if their approach remains theatrical.