Sentence examples for versatile forms from inspiring English sources

Ballet is in my opinion one of the less versatile forms of art, but it shouldn't be that way.

Three-dimensional (3D) braided preforms are very versatile forms of textile reinforcement for composite structures.

For their lightweight, versatile forms and architectural impact, cable-strut structural systems have been widely used as large span roofs of arenas, stadiums and open squares.

Below, 20 photos of water in its most mesmerizing and versatile forms -- scroll through and feel instantly relaxed (and perhaps a little thirsty).

From the Ten Commandments to the Etch-A-Sketch, the tablet has proved a remarkably versatile "form factor".

Not until the Renaissance, with its increasing assertion of the self, was the flexible and deliberately nonchalant and versatile form of the essay perfected by Montaigne.

Manga is probably Japan's most versatile form of narrative fiction, according to Dan Kanemitsu, a manga translator, covering everything from care for the elderly, multicultural identities and gender issues to poverty and even rural depopulation.

For those who cannot bear the thought of not looking at their BlackBerry while on vacation, it is a worthwhile investment — even if an old-fashioned travel book would be the most versatile form of technology available.

Some early treatises such as those of Cicero on the pleasantness of old age or on the art of "divination," Seneca on anger or clemency, and Plutarch on the passing of oracles presage to a certain degree the form and tone of the essay, but not until the late 16th century was the flexible and deliberately nonchalant and versatile form of the essay perfected by the French writer Michel de Montaigne.

Rigid contact lenses have long been known to be a versatile form of optical correction.

With the Touch Covers, the Surface RT is a fine alternative to a laptop, offering a slightly limited Windows experience in a small, versatile form.