| His polymathy, his philosophical sensibilities and his cultural cosmopolitanism counted for much, notably among the European émigré scientists. |
| They are an odd pop group, somehow managing to be nice, polymathy and popular. |
| Those were the days, of course, in which arts section punditry counted for something and high-level polymathy still had its place. |
| His polymathy had early roots in his facility for both the sciences and the arts at school, further developed, along with music and acting, at university. |
| Despite being signed to Awful, she reminds us of the Odd Future members at the peak of their fluid online polymathy before they got bogged down in record company politics and release dates. |
| Clark among others, has noted the great ambiguities that lie within him, and the probability that Lubbock's polymathy will resist simplistic rendering. |
