man of many parts

Otto, as I think digging into his past will show, is a man of many parts.

He was a man of many parts and boundless wealth.

Against Wales, he was a man of many parts.

This man of many parts is 38 years old and the son of a photoengraver.

At times, perhaps echoing the director's approach, his Falstaff seems himself like a character actor - a man of many parts.

"I am a man of many parts, it's true.

The Comte was a man of many parts, she decided, and much more resourceful than she would have thought.

The captain was obviously a man of many parts, Du Havel decided.

He was a man of many parts, which was not surprising because at one time he had been an actor.

Peter Tallis is a man of many parts and of much knowledge.

"A man of many parts," Del told him.

In short, a man of many parts, whose appointment to a top editorial job is of itself a New York event.

Had a booth in St. Paul's Walk, a man of many parts and varied interests.

It appeared that Secane was a man of many parts, and many friends, though little could be learned about either.

A revelation ofidentity: a man of many parts.

"The jhihadi is a man of many parts.

Euba could be called a man of many parts as a theatre practitioner (acting, playwriting, directing).

"He is a man of many parts," said Frank DeRosa, the spokesman for the diocese.

A year later, Collette recorded Man of Many Parts, his first album as a bandleader.

"Franklin is a man of many parts," Princey said, and Franklin giggled again.

Steiner, George, "A man of many parts", The Observer, 3 June 2001.

A Man of Many Parts (1979)

Other Moneymakers But Mr. Jay is a man of many parts and many projects.

'You're definitely a man of many parts, Nobby.'

'You wouldn't be away long,' urged Mr Brady, a man of many parts, but not a rapid thinker.