Sentence examples for such a versatile from inspiring English sources

Is there anything that Mr. Doyle wouldn't eat in combination with such a versatile fruit?

"Never before in the course of a long lifetime have I seen such a versatile child," he wrote.

It is such a versatile, commandingly theatrical voice, it's a shame that the trills and slurs on her notes sometimes obscure her fantastic lyrics, and especially her humour.

"He's such a versatile player, being able to play the infield and the outfield and get a base hit as well".

"It is his first injury at the club and he is a big loss because he is such a versatile player.

It would not be too fanciful to say that Carlyle's unusual economically deprived but spiritually rich past could have played a major part in turning him into such a versatile, passionate actor.

"A wide angle is such a great versatile thing," said Eric Meola, the author of "The Last Places on Earth," a book of photographs taken in remote areas around the world.

The city has such a strong, versatile club culture.

As such, they provide a versatile approach for the design of surfaces with pre-determined characteristics compared to more elaborate bottom-up approaches, such as layer-by-layer deposition and surface-initiated polymerization.

Atomic force micrograph (AFM) images show that the nanorod-bound DNA is recognizable with excellent specificity, indicating the potential use of such material as a versatile gene delivery carrier in gene-based disease therapy.

Such method is a versatile tool for explosion interpretation in test cases where different dispersion nozzle is used (various turbulence level in the test chamber) because of either specific test requirements or being "difficult dust sample".