Sentence examples for a very precocious from inspiring English sources

(It was apparently a very precocious realization for him: Mr. Springsteen was 6 or 7 years old at the time).

You know that she would have had to be a very precocious seven-year-old to become a mother".

Semple's Where'd You Go, Bernadette, was a breakout hit of 2013: funny, fresh and unpretentious, even though its main character was a very precocious young girl.

Beard's study, upstairs, looks like the den of a very precocious and very messy teen, with books strewn on a chaise longue and piled on the floor; Cormack's is neater, with a pane of Pre-Raphaelite stained glass in the window.

He did, however, show a prodigious talent for acting and appeared in various school productions, playing a murderer in Macbeth when he was nine, Octavius Caesar in Julius Caesar at 10 and Caliban in The Tempest at a very precocious 12. "I don't recall making a conscious decision to become an actor," he says.

Today, we're sharing a documentary on a very precocious and very inspiring young creator.

Presented here as a (presumably very precocious) child's fantasy, this exhaustingly busy production rarely feels natural, sabotaged by conceptual gimmicks.

The keys to my operation: * I delegate a lot to very precocious people.

During a visit with some very precocious New Zealand schoolchildren, the Conchords quiz them on their understanding of health and banking (and the "Muppets" soundtrack), then compile those results into a new song, "Feel Inside (and Stuff Like That)." The results are adorable, and maybe if we clap our hands loud enough, Flight of the Conchords will come back for a new American TV series.

"I think a lot of times the Juvenile colt race is won by a horse that's very precocious.

We have previously shown [ 27] that the agglutination of myelogenic leukemia cells K562(S) by toxic gliadin peptides relies upon the activity of cellular TG2, an enzyme involved in the very precocious events triggered by these peptides at the cell surface of duodenal epithelial cells.