Sentence examples similar to exceptionally young prodigy from inspiring English sources

The young prodigy couldn't write music.

The former young prodigy, however, will be 44 this year.

At thirty-six, he was exceptionally young for such a position.

Quanah was exceptionally young to be a chief.

It's a nickname she got when she was a young prodigy surrounded by older people.

Does the young prodigy have what it takes to propel him to grand success?

"My young prodigy, the beautiful Ms. Cohen," her coach, John Nicks, said facetiously.

"Citizen Kane" is not a great work that suddenly burst out of a young prodigy's head.

Not so long ago, Freddy Adu was the future of American soccer, a brilliant young prodigy.

Christopher Paolini Booksellers seized on the work of a young prodigy from Montana, whose stories of dragons and fantasy worlds have attracted a legion of young fans.

Deeply impressed, Kreisler predicted that the young prodigy would become one of the finest violinists of the century.