Meanings of versatile man in English

HOUR, The Man of the, most popular and versatile man who ever lived.

He was a very rare and versatile man.

He was the most versatile man, Emily.

He was not yet fifty, a brilliant, versatile man of the world, and saw her only at long intervals.

Buntline, who is a very versatile man, saw that it would be a good plan to follow this up, and he said:

Morris, the most versatile man of his time, found plenty of praise for his art work, until he preached social reform to Englishmen.

Hamilton was the most accomplished and versatile man in America, the most brilliant of conversationists, the most genial of companions, and hospitable of hosts.

Washington Irving has been rather eclipsed by Melville, Hawthorne, Poe, etc, though he was an excellent and versatile man of letters in his own right.

BAEDEKER, Karl, one of the most versatile men who ever lived.

In the small adjoining gallery (41) his black and white drawings strengthen one's impression of this versatile man's art.

"He's a wonderfully versatile man," I said.