Sentence examples for precocious ability from inspiring English sources

Some said that Smith, for all his precocious ability, simply lacked true leadership qualities.

He projects as a player with 30-home run potential and a precocious ability to hit to the opposite field.

But his precocious ability to make opposing pitchers work has helped him, and the middle-of-the-order thumpers who follow him, see better pitches to hit.

A deep lying central midfielder with superb technique, Zelalem has earned plaudits for his range of passing and precocious ability to read the game.

The other two were from Euro 2004, against Switzerland and Croatia, back in the days when Rooney's precocious ability to surge past opponents, slaloming through defences with those raw, thrilling qualities, caused the kind of apprehension among opposition defences that Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi now inspire.

As a teenager, he demonstrated a precocious ability to understand lengthy treatises of Jewish law and to write his own commentaries on the Torah, the first five books of the Bible.

Eden and her colleagues published the first-ever fMRI study of individuals with dyslexia ( Nature, 1996; 348: 66-69) and then the first imaging study of hyperlexia, in which a child with autism displays precocious reading ability ( Neuron, 2004; 41: 11-25).

By fusing his academic training with a precocious natural ability to abstract and invent, Galeas creates images that suggest private rituals of confrontation, transformation and redemption.

As a child, Ann Schuyler was known for her precocious writing ability, and was often asked to recite her poems, which ranged from sentimental or humorous to sophisticated or satirical.

Three years on, aged 21, Gareth was approached by the British security services, who the university believes had spotted his precocious online gaming abilities.

Dascombe was known, then, for his ability with precocious two-year-olds but the owner now asserts: "He really is an all-round trainer.