Sentence examples for what versatile from inspiring English sources

"Some people confuse what versatile is," he says.

What a versatile set of letters.

Surveying his development from 1937 to 1954, the exhibition demonstrates what a versatile, resourceful and inventive draftsman he was.

If we understood plastic's true worth, we would stop wasting it on trivial throwaways and take better advantage of what this versatile material can do for us.

Bob Odenkirk was credited with bringing some of the lighter moments to Breaking Bad; with scenes like this he proves just what a versatile presence he can be.

STEPHEN SONDHEIM, in a dark musical called "Assassins," managed to reduce the grisly piece of Americana being played out here in Washington's autumnal suburbs to a snappy stanza: What a versatile invention!

But while I'd like to say I'm in flow with the marketing, um, geniuses, my early adoption of the shade probably just shows what a versatile colour it is.

The last ten minutes alone typified what a versatile player Roughead is – booting his only goal for the game, taking contested marks in the middle, providing relief down back in the absence of the injured James Frawley and on the final siren, laying a lunging tackle on Jake Carlisle to prevent a last-gasp score.

Do you want people to think what a versatile actor you are? Do you never want to play the same role twice?" I realized, for me, I didn't really care.

But what he's versatile at, he's gotten better".

But you can't dine on clippings and the bones of old controversies, so what did his versatile output amount to after decades of pounding the typewriter?