Sentence examples for precocious enough from inspiring English sources

"Nevermind" hit when she was nine, and she was precocious enough to notice.

Mrs. Hitchcock, a daughter of a prosperous Massachusetts farmer, was precocious enough as a teenager to teach botany, mathematics and astronomy at Deerfield Academy.

At age 21 Robinson was an amateur painter precocious enough to have one of his paintings hung at the Royal Academy in London.

"I was precocious enough to watch the news and read the papers, and I can remember October 1956, the simultaneous crisis in Hungary and Suez, very well," he told the magazine The Progressive in 1997.

My first thrill arrived before Williams's score even began: I was precocious enough to recognize the 20th Century Fox Fanfare by Alfred Newman David Newmanan's father — but my ears tingled, and my heart leaped, when I heard it continue in the full, 1954 extended version.

At 10, he owned Walker Evans's influential book of urban landscapes, American Photographs, and, at 14, was precocious enough to ring up the great photographer Edward Steichen, then a curator at Moma, to ask if he could send in some examples of his work.

When Cook came out of Christ the King, Barrett from Rice High School and Brown from St . Johns Prep, they were supposed to be precocious and talented enough to lead their teams immediately.

Looking back on her childhood in an interview in 2012, she said she managed to persuade her mother to bless her nascent pop career by also being an A student who "did all the right things in school", as if being musically precocious wasn't enough of an achievement.

Finding actors who look alike and can wrap their heads and mouths around Mr. Albee's precocious wordplay was hard enough.

There were some cute minidresses with painterly brush-stroke prints from the precocious designer, but not enough to stand up to an important litmus test: Which character on "Ugly Betty" would these clothes suit best?

But "Me, Myself & I" returns him to the connection between twins, a theme he explored early in his career in "The American Dream". Finding actors who look alike and can wrap their heads and mouths around Mr. Albee's precocious wordplay was hard enough.