Sentence examples for a work of prodigious from inspiring English sources

But the public witnessed a work of prodigious imagination that should send repercussions through the Russian artistic world for years to come.

"The Avengers" is an impressive feat of cinematic engineering, a work of prodigious skill and efficiency that carries out its cartoonish mission while addressing graver concerns — the construction of a post-9/11 revenge fantasy that takes place against the backdrop of unpopular foreign wars.

Along with partner Dom Jones, Nixon spent seven weeks editing the footage using custom applications developed in Cinder, and was partly inspired by the work of prodigious Kinect hacker Flight 404.

7), the work of a prodigious teenager, served as a pleasant interlude, but the meat of the program came in the bookends: Mozart's Serenade in C minor (K. 388) and Dvorak's Serenade in D minor (Op. 44).

The creaky plot of "Proof" hangs on whether a particularly brilliant proof was the work of the prodigious daughter or her father.

In this case, they work as counterpoints to the work of Iranian artist Farideh Lashai (1944-2013), herself a modernist of prodigious imaginative powers, who is the main focus of the exhibition.

Released a few weeks ago on Doxy/Emarcy, they draw from the more recent past, a period of prodigious touring for Mr. Rollins and his working bands.

A novelist of prodigious output, Mr. King was getting started on his morning's work when the news came on the television.

Also featured, posthumously, is the work of Evelyn B. Metzger, a wealthy Upper East Side painter who died in her 90s in 2004 after a lifetime of prodigious output.

The work of an astoundingly prodigious 16-year-old composer, it can nevertheless prove saccharine in the wrong hands.

He was a person of prodigious and diverse tastes.