Sentence examples for from the precocious from inspiring English sources

He is an actor who at 34 years old seems eerily no different from the precocious teenager who appeared in Wes Anderson's Rushmore in 1998.

There were some cute minidresses with painterly brush-stroke prints from the precocious designer, but not enough to stand up to an important litmus test: Which character on "Ugly Betty" would these clothes suit best?

This suggests a key role for activating Akt1 in the protection of mesenchymal stem cell from the precocious death.

We may hypothesize that NSCs could confer a local advantage, protecting neuronal and glial precursor cells from the precocious functional impairment that has been reported in early post-natal GLD mice (34, 50), as well as in affected infants (51, 52).

The concerts vividly conveyed the musical world from which the precocious Shostakovich emerged.

She listened to Al Green, Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, displaying right from the start the precocious maturity which is the most impressive characteristic of her voice, her looks, her business sense and her view of life.

Thus on Mexico's Gulf Coast from 1200BC onwards, the precocious Olmec culture nurtured the first great art style in Mesoamerica, with monumental sculpted heads of rulers weighing many tonnes.

A reading list from this period shows the precocious scope of his intellectual explorations.

The Angel Father, and eventually an Angel Mother, too, are benevolent figures from heaven who left Opal a book full of names she needed to learn; it was from these books that the precocious names of her pets were drawn.

From this meager professional training the precocious 23-year-old raised $4 million including a small amount from his father and went to seek his fortune in the glamorous but volatile natural resource and commodities business.

The segregation of QTL effects from both F1 parents indicates that alleles at this locus differentiated both grandparents with the precocious ecotype from those with normal phase change.