Sentence examples for less precocious from inspiring English sources

No less precocious than her sister, Jennie followed in her footsteps.

"About six". In view of Kelly's career to date, this is less precocious than it sounds.

While his sister Jacqueline (born in 1625) figured as an infant prodigy in literary circles, Blaise proved himself no less precocious in mathematics.

The existence of other, less precocious Neolithic cultures shows that the peoples of the Anatolian plateau generally played a significant part in the spread of early farming.

A piano prodigy who at age 7 became a protégé of Harry Connick Jr., Mr. Cincotti was no less precocious as a fashion plate.

McCann analyzed the lives of 1,672 U.S. governors who served between 1789 and 1978 and found that those who were elected at relatively tender ages generally died earlier than their less precocious counterparts.

"Due less to precocious atheism and much more to the fact that I never wanted to wear one of those ugly communion dresses, I began to hate Play School a few years later, because it had become emotionally inseparable for me from the Roman Catholic church and all its garish fashions".

Now, if I knew a less-than-precocious child of 10 or so, and had several hundred dollars to throw away, I would consider taking him or her to the new and improved "Spider-Man".

It was a gentle enough enquiry about how it was he had recovered so brilliantly, so strongly, from a day that might just have broken a less resilient and precocious spirit.

It is much less common than central precocious puberty (CPP) and it is secondary to either genetic disorders or very heterogeneous acquired diseases.

So far he has looked like a precocious schoolkid, less composed than Jos Buttler, who joined him in the Twenty20 squad.