Sentence examples for particularly precocious from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crouwel was not a particularly precocious art connoisseur.

The particularly precocious author can't handle the formal complexity of the bedtime story.

"Flight" might be categorized as a novel for particularly precocious young adults, but it also works on deeper levels.

Conor Gearty wrote about The Rule of Law ("It reads like the transcript of a parlour game played by a particularly precocious set of undergraduates") in the Observer last year.

Maybe if every fascist top dog in the whole world was subjected to the withering critique of a particularly precocious first year PPE student, they would give the whole thing a re-think and stop being so nasty?

You Knew You'd Get A Card -- Relationship Status Be Damned Unless you were a particularly precocious child, having a boyfriend or girlfriend was probably about as appealing to you as having your tonsils removed.

In fact, the apartment community was akin to Animal House and totally unacceptable for families, particularly those with precocious eight-year-old little girls who notice everything.

Kisspeptin, encoded by KiSS1 gene was first considered as a tumor metastasis suppressor; however, it plays a major role in regulating the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis, so many studies have analyzed polymorphisms or haplotypes in KiSS1 gene particularly in central precocious puberty.

Particularly enjoyable is the precocious pomposity of little Lavinia Waterhouse, who likes nothing better than to compile lists of mourning etiquette, and who yearns for the rectitude of yesteryear.

Therefore, it is challenging to find endocrine markers that could help to select the most precocious ewes, particularly if they could be used very early in life.

He remains well off Federer's early-career pace in a top-heavy era in which maturity, particularly physical maturity, has repeatedly trumped precocious talent.