Sentence examples for most prodigious from inspiring English sources

Nothing could dampen Joyce's abundance of spirit and laughter during his richest and most prodigious years.

Dr. Seuss, the most prodigious fantasist of his time, was a realist after all.

Among professionals, Mr. Davis is considered one of the country's most prodigious fund-raisers.

Like most prodigious rock stars, Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra is artistically divided.

The event will cement the president's legacy as the most prodigious political fund-raiser ever.

The occasion cements the president's legacy as the most prodigious political fund-raiser ever.

He was also a "Pioneer," an elite group of Mr. Bush's most prodigious fund-raisers.

For all these setbacks, Mr. McBeth, 59, is generally recognized as the world's most prodigious builder of megalithic stone circles.

American professional baseball catcher who was one of the most prodigious home run hitters in the game's history.

He has taken 212 wickets in his 50 Tests since 2008, making him England's most prodigious off spinner.

Kober deserves much of the credit for "one of the most prodigious intellectual feats of modern times," Ms. Fox writes.