Renaissance man

I want to be a renaissance man of the 90's.

One view is that he was the very model of a Renaissance man.

He was a true renaissance man, a leader of the community and a second father to us all.

A true Renaissance man who loved life and all it had to offer.

Honorary Director, renaissance man, people person and all around great guy.

"He was a renaissance man with a sense of history.

Walker has always considered himself a renaissance man on and off the field.

In this film Jefferson is seen as a true renaissance man.

Renaissance men never go out of fashion, but their clothes are another matter.

Along the way, this renaissance man has pursued other interests, too.

Nothing wrong with wanting to be a Renaissance man or to live a life of pure mind.

He was regarded as a Renaissance man who kept to himself but influenced many.

His own press biography refers to him as "a true Renaissance man."

He is a renaissance man with a master's degree in organizational development.

"And this one is the Renaissance man of mindless things."

Five hundred years ago, Renaissance man invented the printing press.

He was a Renaissance man with broad interests and accomplishments.

He's a very passionate person, a Renaissance man with a passion for life in all its forms.

"Renaissance Man" remains a work in progress, and therefore so does the score.

"I've been referred to as a renaissance man," he said.

He was truly a Renaissance man, with interests and knowledge in a wide range of subjects.

He was a real Renaissance man, a man of great imagination.

He would refer to his idealised person as a Renaissance man.

He has been described as a "renaissance man par excellence."

He is regarded by those who know him as a Renaissance Man.