Sentence examples for even though a prodigious from inspiring English sources
Marshal Zhukov was glad to receive a case from General Eisenhower at the close of the Potsdam Conference, in 1945 (Zhukov's acceptance of the gift was doubtless unrelated to his subsequent fall from grace), and several other Soviet military leaders requested Coca-Cola an American Embassyssy party in Vienna in 1951, even though a prodigious supply of vodka had been laid in for them.
The team are still in playoff contention, but Bradley Wright-Phillips' club-record goal tally and the continuing, though more intermittent, heroics of Henry cannot mask an indifferent defense that have often conspired to concede more than even a prodigious strike force can score.
This kid has a natural stroke -- perhaps even a prodigious one -- but thousands of children can swing a plastic bat well. .
He laughs easily, and though a prodigious talker — we see him lecturing and also holding forth in the laboratory and at a family Seder — he seems like a good listener as well.
President Goodluck Jonathan has shown no appetite to reopen the issue, even though a parliamentary probe has uncovered a huge scam based on subsidies claimed on billions of non-existent litres of fuel.An even more grievous example is Egypt, which combines a prodigious subsidy programme for its 85m people (petrol costs less than the cheapest bottled water) with modest hydrocarbon reserves.
In 1666 the population reached 3,215, and a decade later it was about 8,500; thereafter, however, the population grew largely by natural increase, though at a prodigious rate.
Though always a prodigious gourmand, in later years the actor's weight ballooned to 350 pounds (he stood just 5'10").
But though she's a prodigious polymath, does that mean you'll want to listen to her album?
He believes in doing a job well, even a job that involves making a prodigious number of photocopies and drowning in bubble wrap.
Even though Mussolini was a Fascist?
