Sentence examples for feel prolific from inspiring English sources

"It's weird, because I don't feel prolific," Greenberg said easily.

Though the outpourings in Sacks's journals can feel prolific to the point of profligacy, he listened, always, far more than he spoke, and when he spoke, he did so with moral authority.

I wonder if anybody feels prolific.

Even those writers who seem most forthcoming, prolific, must feel this.

Not very much, I have a daughter and you know it's kind of funny that you should say that because I feel a lot less prolific than I used to feel but I also feel very good right now.

I got a kick out of being called "prolific," because I feel like the world's slowest, most wasteful writer.

I take a great pride in three things as a comedian: the premises are real, I'm prolific, and I feel strongly that who I am on stage is the same as who I am off.

But accurate or not, "prolific" definitely didn't feel like an unalloyed compliment.

Leigh Griffiths will feel like a new signing after his prolific season on loan with Hibernian, and he should score goals by the bucketload again.

And it's your unconditional, unwavering, endless and prolific love that makes him feel safe.

He's so prolific, in fact, that you feel like an asshole calling him a cartoonist.