Sentence examples for versatile leading from inspiring English sources

Nearly all of the directorial lapses are forgiven when Culp flashes an idiotic smile at his ex-wife as he watches her perform at a strip club, or when Bill Cosby, as Hickey, in a performance that should have pegged him as a strong, versatile leading man, repeatedly goads his partner into action.

Building on his brilliant turn on Broadway in "Motherfucker with a Hat," the funniest man on the planet is growing into one of Hollywood's most appealing and versatile leading men.

Eleanor Parker, a versatile leading lady of the 1940s, '50s and '60s who earned three Oscar nominations — none of which were for her best-known role as the baroness in "The Sound of Music" — died Monday in Palm Springs of complications of pneumonia.

Looking ahead to May when he will sing the role of Jack Torrance in the world premiere of Paul Moravec's The Shining at Minnesota Opera - Brian Mulligan has proved himself to be one bloody versatile Leading Man.

Yes, Damon is one of the industry's most versatile and bankable leading men, able to pull off drama, comedy or action with apparently equal levels of comfort.

Calcium (Ca2+) is a versatile intracellular second messenger that operates in various signaling pathways leading to multiple biological outputs.

The individual sensors are considered in a sequential manner, leading to a versatile fusion architecture that allows easy integration of further sensor modules.

His game-time and influence on Liverpool was meant to reduce but instead it has grown to the point where he is the most reliable, consistent and versatile midfielder for the team leading the way.

In a series called "Mozart and the Italians" she offers a concerto by Domenico Cimarosa as well as works by Mozart (the charming Divertimento in D, K. 136, a sonata and an aria transcription), and is joined as always by the lively and versatile keyboard player Kenneth Cooper, here leading a chamber orchestra from the fortepiano.

The company's artistic director, David Nixon, was alive to his versatile talent and Ollivier created leading roles in many ballets: Stanley in Didy Veldman's A Streetcar Named Desire, Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights, Hyde in Jekyll and Hyde and the Prince in Swan Lake.

The available tools and systems bear the characteristics leading to a versatile and efficient automated facility; however, there is still room for improvement, as none of the available automated systems provide a solution to the problem of steel bridge maintenance and restoration, which is applicable to a variety of bridge geometries and can attend to the whole of the bridge structure.