Sentence examples for extremely prolific from inspiring English sources

Haydn was an extremely prolific composer.

An extremely prolific writer, Eliade spoke of his "dual vocation" as a fiction writer and scholar.

An extremely prolific author, he wrote more than 50 books by the early 1980s.

Mr. Corigliano described his former student as "very exuberant" and "extremely prolific".

Van Gogh was an extremely prolific painter as well as a prolific letter writer.

The Lazarus Effect comes to us from the extremely prolific producer Jason Blum.

The extremely prolific writer was perhaps as famous for his novels and essays as for his feuds.

The English glaziers of this period were extremely prolific, with Oxford, Coventry, and York as important regional centres.

Luloff had an extremely prolific summer, and her work was included in a group show at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery.

A superb and extremely prolific engraver, he was a rather eclectic artist, borrowing from other masters and often copying them.

Sinclair was not only a critically-respected, popular and extremely prolific novelist, but also a poet, philosopher, translator, and critic.