Sentence examples for is too versatile from inspiring English sources

The Eagles' offense is too versatile, even against the Redskins' good defense.

It's too versatile, too feature-ridden, too future".

Hingis was too versatile and too poised for the unseeded Rubin in their quarterfinal, winning, 6-1, 6-3.

Williams could be too strong inside and Deng could be too versatile on the wing for the Musketeers to key on either one.

While it is traditional for bands closely associated with a genre to insist "there's always been a dance element to our music" or to protest that they are too versatile to be pigeonholed, it's less common for them to be as forthright as Brent Hinds of metal heroes Mastodon.

Every bit the equal of the band's superb début, "I Should Coco," "In It for the Money" raised the possibility that Supergrass was too versatile and prolific for its own good: early versions of the CD came with a second disk of B-sides and outtakes that moved effortlessly from adrenalized punk-pop workouts to Kinks-style miniatures to psychedelic jams.

The ritual disclaimer that Mr Cameron is too clever, versatile and polished to be underestimated begins to look outmoded.

Carmelo Anthony is too talented and versatile a scorer not to put up big numbers.

Miami was too fast, too quick, too versatile.

The deep-thinking German, the brilliant Frenchman and the versatile American have always been too much for sober, stolid John Bull".

Minecraft is versatile, too.