Sentence examples for unusually versatile from inspiring English sources

They were also unusually versatile musicians.

The Ballets Russes danced major works that are now almost totally forgotten: among them, masterpieces by the unusually versatile and often daring Massine.

But his understated approach also makes him an unusually versatile singer, equally sweet atop a jazz arrangement or a hip-hop thump.

He's astonishingly prolific (he releases two or three albums a year) and unusually versatile, equally at home with roots reggae grooves and digital dance-hall beats.

This season's spring basics are unusually versatile, coming together to carry an outfit from day to night, business class to cocktail hour, the flyover states to the South of France — say, for the Cannes Film Festival, which kicked off yesterday.

When Alarm Will Sound, the unusually versatile, reliably exhilarating new-music ensemble, made its Zankel Hall debut in 2006, Carnegie Hall celebrated the occasion with a newly commissioned work, Wolfgang Rihm's "Will Sound".

These influences melded only several generations ago to create an unusually aromatic and versatile toolbox of flavors.

Rather unusually, S. aureus seemingly achieves its versatile and adaptive nature with only a limited selection of sigma factors.

Samsung Electronics is rolling out the ML-4500, a small, versatile laser printer for the unusually low street price of $199.

Mr. Nordström, a terrifically skillful and versatile draftsman from Sweden, is like a person with an unusually creative case of multiple personality syndrome.

It is now well established that exposing inorganic and organic polymeric substrates to cold-plasma species represents an unusually convenient and versatile surface-modification and coating technology.