Sentence examples for hugely versatile from inspiring English sources
His singing was consistently strong, impassioned right to the edge -- but not beyond -- of what good tone can support, and hugely versatile in expressive weight and coloring.
It is also hugely versatile, as well as cheap, which may explain why my mother fed us copious amounts as children, and in every which way.
Kid needs no more cooking than lamb, and is hugely versatile: it goes with everything from green beans, tomatoes and herbs (especially thyme) to the sweet-spicy flavours of curries and tagines.
Duffy left Parnes for the well-connected Joe Roncoroni and during his career's second phase on Parlophone recorded five superb singles between 1963 and 1964, revealing a hugely versatile, emotive voice, on material (some self-written) finally worthy of it.
Rice is also hugely versatile, and the variety of textures it takes on through different treatments (dried, wet, fried) mean it can work in almost any dish, from snacks to biryanis (my favourite is the mutton biryani from Tunde's drive-thru in Lucknow), and from breakfast to dessert.
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Last week I saw the new version of the Opera browser, which was hugely powerful and versatile and deserves to join in with Firefox to give Microsoft a run for its money.
Donnelly, one of Tyrone's most versatile players, was hugely influential in the team's qualifier wins and All-Ireland quarter-final victory over Monaghan in Croke Park, before a narrow defeat by Kerry in the last four.
Not only is it an extremely versatile material but it is also hugely culturally loaded.
He was also versatile in his 60-year career, directing hugely profitable thrillers, very black comedies and cartoons.
Maybe it would help if they just pretended to themselves that I was an English actor". Like John Malkovich and the late Geraldine Page, to name two performers he admires hugely, Waterston is what might be called a pure actor--versatile, dedicated, intelligent and very good indeed, at home in any medium and any period.
