Sentence examples for an artistic prodigy from inspiring English sources
Coypel was an artistic prodigy.
Upon seeing the resultant painting, Nev becomes convinced that Abby is an artistic prodigy.
In London his pictures of animals had established him as an artistic prodigy.
He first befriends an 8-year-old girl who is an artistic prodigy, her paintings shown in galleries and sold for impressive sums.
Anyway, the story goes like this: A few years ago Nev Shulman, the younger brother of one of the filmmakers, was befriended by a girl in Michigan named Abby, who seemed to be an artistic prodigy.
Similarly vertiginous questions surround the Michigan woman who turns out to be the title character in "Catfish". The film's directors, Ariel Shulman and Henry Joost, set out on the road with Ariel's younger brother, Nev, to find an 8-year-old artistic prodigy and her seductive older half-sister, both of whom were Nev's friends on Facebook.
His next concert in the United States is to be Sept. 11 with the Minnesota Orchestra in Minneapolis, playing Rachmaninoff's Concerto No. 3. Lang Lang's story, like that of many athletic and artistic prodigies, is emblematic of an entire generation of Chinese parents and their only children, and their high expectations and extreme sacrifices for those children.
Decoupage is an artistic equalizer.
"He's an anomaly, a prodigy".
He was also a child prodigy, a brilliant pianist.
Is there such a thing as a moral prodigy?
