Sentence examples for moral prodigy from inspiring English sources

Is there such a thing as a moral prodigy?

"The amount of sensitivity and moral advancement [in prodigies] is very advanced," she said.

"The man must be a prodigy who can retain his manners and morals undepraved by such circumstances".

That many of these kids, despite being outliers, have already been much documented suggests that we use mental prodigies the way Renaissance people used physical prodigies (the boy-wolf, the fish-woman): that is, to prove a moral point.

This prodigy.

A math prodigy.

Picasso was the incandescent prodigy.

He was a design prodigy.

The label attached was prodigy.

Physically, he was a prodigy.

Fischer was a child prodigy.