Sentence examples for infant prodigy from inspiring English sources
Callow calls him an "Infant Prodigy", with a temperament to match: he never learned to play nicely with others.
Mr. B. said it's practically impossible to be an infant prodigy on the organ, because the pedals are so low a tot can't reach them.
While his sister Jacqueline (born in 1625) figured as an infant prodigy in literary circles, Blaise proved himself no less precocious in mathematics.
The author is represented as an infant prodigy who performs much the same feats of sapience as are attributed to Jesus in some of the Infancy Gospels.
Last week, like an elderly dowager seduced by Justin Bieber, the venerable publication checked its collective brains at the door and swooned over Mark Zuckerberg, the infant prodigy who now presides over Facebook, and so possesses both power and money.
In the Saturday Evening Post of January 20 , 1940 Alva Johnston and Fred Smith wrote: Orson was an old war horse in the infant prodigy line by the time he was ten.
He is tender to crackpots and even to infant prodigies.
There are two things in particular that the various infant prodigies, charlatans, megalomaniacs, sociopaths and venture capitalists who run our great internet companies have a vested interest in not understanding.
"Though I had, as a matter of fact, passed the age limit set for infant prodigies, being now in my fourteenth year, my shortness and lack of strength made it possible to pass me off as an 8-year-old.
The book is full of wonderful descriptions of how this manic yet poignant clown beat off competition from talented animals (the dancing horse, the singing duck, the mathematical pig) as well as from infant prodigies in frilly costumes, to become the "supreme comic being, part-child, part-nightmare".
Parents eagerly gobble up "educational" infant toys and DVDs, such as Baby Prodigy, which claims to help parents build a "smarter, happier baby" or Brainy Baby, which claims its products will turn your infant into "a little genius in the making".
