polyvalent

How To Use polyvalent In A Sentence

• Benjamin's scrutiny of Matisse is thus complex, shifting, and polyvalent, while at times even seeming to work against his own claims.
• Salons were polyvalent institutions capable of adapting to political and economic conditions, and maintaining their significance.
• The next section shows that electrostatic theory predicts this lateral sequestration of a polyvalent lipid.
• Law puts its trust in language as the instrument through which polyvalent signs can be reduced to a single truth and deliver both justice and narrative closure.
• Viewed in this way, the Fogg portrait conjures up all the polyvalent meanings of the phrase ‘painting as a woman.’
• They are polyvalent images: the sea suggesting a space to be explored, the possibility of quest and discovery, but also a place of danger, drifting, homelessness and exile.
• Rather than sticking to your own stable skills, you should be flexible and polyvalent, and you should do this on your own responsibility, autonomously.
• But the World Cup continues to draw its strength from a remarkably portable and polyvalent game that expresses itself vibrantly through the colourful, dramatic expression of national difference.
• By the end, his serrated anti-riffs are faster, clearer, louder, polyvalent, and virtually indistinguishable from his pre-Carpal recordings.
• The multiplication of terms, images and stories in various media is replaced by the work on the creation of a single, boundless, polyvalent mega-medium.