Sentence examples for exceptionally prolific from inspiring English sources
The exchange was carried on principally by Redgrove, who was an exceptionally prolific and fervent seeker of advice and encouragement from his student days through his later years.
De Vries an exceptionally prolific novelist-historian and a Marxist who had been imprisoned for his resistance to the Nazi occupation during World War II focused on the social context of his characters in his prose and poetry rather than on their psychological makeup.
TERRY EAGLETON is an exceptionally prolific writer, and unlike some others of whom that may be said, he is fluent, witty and genial, though toward political opponents -- bourgeois liberal humanists on one hand, and on the other spineless postmodernists -- he can be quite waspish.
An exceptionally prolific and versatile writer, Goethe produced important works covering a range of genres.
Exceptionally prolific and versatile, Charpentier produced compositions of the highest quality in several genres.
Pliocene reservoirs (Kafr El Sheikh and El Wastani formations) have recently proved to be exceptionally prolific and of very high quality; they include slope channels and deep water fan sands.
The palaeontological site of Langebaanweg (LBW) is internationally renowned for its prolific, diverse and exceptionally well preserved Mio-Pliocene vertebrate faunas.
Now known mainly as an exceptionally gifted singing teacher Niccola Vaccai was also a prolific composer of some 16 operas.
In Taylor and Scott, the play's prolific director, Michael Greif, has chosen two larger-than-life, exceptionally intelligent, Fosse-like actresses — which is appropriate, considering that this is Guare's most Fosse-like play.
Bearing prolific rosy-mauve flowers, Don Egolf is compact (reaching only nine feet after 15 years) and exceptionally disease-resistant.
The prolific and versatile Bliss also excelled in the realm of chamber and instrumental music, penning two exceptionally eloquent string quartets, quintets for oboe and clarinet, as well as sonatas for viola and piano.
