Sentence examples for a real prodigy from inspiring English sources

"Oh, yes, I'm a real prodigy," she said.

He thought that we were interesting — two precocious kids, minor-league prodigies (we knew neither of us was a real prodigy, which was someone like the young Menuhin; we were prodigies of appetite, of respect, not of accomplishment); that we could be interesting to Thomas Mann.

Was this suit-wearing, pompadour-crowned futurist a package masterminded by her label, Bad Boy Records, or a real soul prodigy?

The girls grow up in London in a polyglot of European languages and strenuous intellectual endeavour, although it is "Tussy" who is the real prodigy.

James appears to be a genuine prodigy.

It is not what most would regard as a child-friendly environment, but it is one that sorts out the real prodigies — those capable of playing at an elite international level — from the merely gifted.

The real prodigies appeared to achieve total synergy with the machines, just as Allen seems the perfect mental and metabolic match for today's news cycle.

There's a real sense of the Prodigy as a unit, the perpetual gang of Home Counties lads facing out against the world.

The Soloist (2009) Foxx brought his classical training to bear on his role as Nathaniel Ayers, a real-life musical prodigy whose career is derailed by schizophrenia.

Combat Juggling is a real sport started by juggling prodigy Jason Garfield.

He is that rarest of talents, a prodigy who is maturing into a real star.