Sentence examples for a prodigy of from inspiring English sources
He was, instead, a prodigy of hate.
Churchill called America's war effort a "prodigy of organization".
The Jester (Daniel Ulbricht), though a prodigy of speed, is completely unfunny.
With them, he was a prodigy of accomplishments; without them, he flew apart, became disorderly.
The original said Schwartzel has been regarded as a prodigy of Ernie Els.
I read 'The Ambassadors' twice, and like it amazingly as a prodigy of skill.
Then again, Mitsuko Uchida, a Japanese prodigy of an earlier vintage, is as sensitive a pianist as exists; prodigies are particulars first of all.
Ms. Lohan, who was a child prodigy of an actress in "Parent Trap" and promising as a teenager in "Mean Girls," really hasn't done much since those films except be arrested.
Certainly the more libertarian aspects of Freud's character, the sense of being a prodigy, the freedom of his thinking, would seem something of a match.
It's true that Kondo, just thirty years old, is a petite prodigy of tidying, possessed of a winsomely deferential and yet authoritative air.
Biographical accounts published by the Church of Scientology describe Hubbard as "a child prodigy of sorts" who rode a horse before he could walk and was able to read and write by the age of four.
