Sentence examples for extraordinarily prolific from inspiring English sources
He has been extraordinarily prolific, producing more than 40 books.
In part, that's because he was extraordinarily prolific.
Quickly he sketches what for him were extraordinarily prolific decades.
The sculptures, drawings and letters displayed in this exhibition reveal an extraordinarily prolific artist.
He was extraordinarily prolific and influential in many fields, including paleontology, zoology, geology and glaciology.
Cayley had an extraordinarily prolific career, producing almost a thousand mathematical papers.
He is extraordinarily versatile and prolific.
Isaacson is extraordinarily talented and prolific: but who really finishes a book early, particularly when the subject is someone as irascible and complex as Steve Jobs?
The extraordinarily versatile and prolific Mr. Frayn, who is known for farces like the play "Noises Off" and serious dramas like "Copenhagen," has already finished his next project, a play about German politics in the 1970's.
There's also an independent cinema that didn't exist back then (O.K., it did, but it was neither so prolific nor so visible) and that gives rise to extraordinarily advanced and serious work.
The early-twentieth-century German-speaking Swiss novelist Robert Walser was prolific, schizophrenic, taciturn, and humble, a composer of tales Walter Benjamin called "extraordinarily delicate".
