Sentence examples similar to a prodigy of learning from inspiring English sources

He was, instead, a prodigy of hate.

Churchill called America's war effort a "prodigy of organization".

She was a prodigy of sorts, although without a trace of the dazzle that prodigies tend to attract.

The Jester (Daniel Ulbricht), though a prodigy of speed, is completely unfunny.

Hill's enterprise was a prodigy of productivity and innovation.

Buffett is a prodigy of investing masters Ben Graham and David Dodd.

Hockey's illness is Bettman, a basketball man who is a prodigy of NBA commissioner David Stern.

"I was a prodigy who learned how difficult writing was only after getting published," he said.

Mulhern was still in his mid‑20s and seemed a confident prodigy of leftist learning.

A child prodigy, he learned to play chess at the age of four and was rated a first-category player by the time he was nine.

John Legend is already making a prodigy out of baby Luna.