Sentence examples for has been prodigious from inspiring English sources

But Cheney has been prodigious.

This season's comedy yield has been prodigious.

Since Softbank's flotation in 1994, its ability to destroy value has been prodigious.

While Led Zeppelin never received the kind of critical acclaim or mainstream acceptance accorded the Beatles or the Rolling Stones, their influence on rock music has been prodigious.

He worked at various jobs and didn't start writing in earnest until his mother died, but his output since has been prodigious.

Since his breakthrough play in 1980 -- "Extremities," set between Princeton and Trenton "where the cornfield meets the highway" -- his ouevre, including screenplays, television plays and mini-series, has been prodigious.

His legacy even in his own lifetime had been prodigious.

Advances made in the treatment of cancer have been prodigious.

Thanking him in 2007, Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, who was then lord chief justice, said his energy and enthusiasm had been prodigious.

But ever since Helgi Tomasson came on as the artistic director of S.F.B., in 1985, and replaced a goodly portion of the company (this was a big scandal), its dancers have been prodigious.

Industry and government alike have been prodigious users of tests for selecting workers.