Sentence examples for a sort of precocious from inspiring English sources

It is in her autograph book that he writes an early draft of "Two Acres," and when Cecil dies in the war, George will remain jealous of both the poem and his sister, who can now claim a sort of precocious widowhood.

A: Sort of.

Artists possessed of such precocious flair — a sort of competitive ventriloquism — often struggle to find their own voice.

Haidle, who is twenty-eight, is precocious and formidably talented, with a sort of freewheeling intuitive daring.

And "The" belongs to Brooke Bayoude, a precocious 9-year-old who is a sort of cross between Lewis Carroll's Alice and one of Salinger's child savants.

"A sort of blank".

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

"A sort of dream.

A sort of adventure, maybe.

(A sort of cognitive disonance).