Sentence examples for is very versatile from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
Nehro is very versatile, so he really can be anywhere".
I love the fact that he mixes up his work so brilliantly and is very versatile.
He is very versatile, very rarely gives the ball away and his awareness is outstanding.
I think the trumpet is very versatile and like a human voice.
Plus she is very versatile, just as at home playing a cockney as someone from the middle classes".
When you analyse Welbeck's game, he has the qualities to play down the middle but he is very versatile".
"I like my chances again this year because the horse is very versatile and can adapt to circumstances," Campbell said of Power to Charm.
Rapeseed oil is very versatile in cooking and can be used in stir fries, roasting or salad dressing and to replace butter in a flapjack, bread and cakes".
Albion manager Bryan Robson said: "One of the big reasons we have brought Diomansy onboard is because he is very versatile.
And Helen Mirren is very versatile – with the use of clever makeup, she could easily have managed this role 30 years back.
Lauren is a leggy blonde, and there were a bunch of those, but like Barbie with all her costumes and careers, Lauren is very versatile: she looks great elegant or grungy; she looks like she has staying power.
