Sentence examples for polymathic knowledge from inspiring English sources

What might feel like a gimmick instead leaves the reader dazzled at Yang's polymathic knowledge: dazzled, but not threatened, since the advent of Google means that allusiveness in poetry is no longer the challenge it used to be.

They combined polymathic genius with specialist knowledge, and craft with technology to a degree that no one else has found possible before or since.

Kennedy also argues that inventors are often polymathic connectors "who — by luck, design or some quirk of personality — are able to bring together knowledge from several fields". In her most surprising chapter she examines InnoCentive, a website where companies post problems they cannot solve, listing a financial reward for anyone who helps out.

"In an age of polymaths," said Anthony Grafton, a professor at Princeton University, "Kircher was perhaps the most polymathic of them all".

He was spectacularly polymathic.

It was classic polymathic Quincy Jones.

Polymathic and hyperverbal, "Mark was just fun," she said.

It will work across all conservation and environmental issues, and its ethos mirrors Attenborough's own polymathic approach: the idea is that people will congregate in the building, from all over the world as well as across disciplines, for the cross-fertilisation of knowledge.

In true polymathic fashion, they must inhabit the mindframe of all of the above.

Contrary to that prediction, he proved to be polymathic in his creative contributions.

The polymathic artist named Narcissister will offer staged equivalents of her gender-bending photo-collages in  the show.