Sentence examples for precocious gift from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stenham has a natural and precocious gift for creating big theatrical moments and dry gallows humor.

Both designers showed a precocious gift for fashion drawing, Saint Laurent taking third prize in a design competition at the age of seventeen.

All your favorite Warholian stars are here: the foul-mouthed Jessi Slaughter, the girl with a precocious gift for braggadocio; the nerd dressed up as a character from "Tron"; and, of course, babies.

Showing a precocious gift for poetry, Aygi went to Moscow in 1953 to study at the Literary Institute, and stayed in the writers' colony of Peredelkino, where Boris Pasternak was a neighbour.

From earliest adolescence, Ms. Corrie, who wanted to be a poet, had a voice that was unusually and emphatically her own, and a precocious gift for concrete metaphors that give form to nebulous feelings.

It was there, though, that he began to read voraciously, the lowbrow pulp novels of Micky Spillane mostly, and discovered a precocious gift for drawing, specialising in sketches of busty pin-ups copied from soft-porn magazines and teddy boys with outrageously extended quiffs.

All her drawings for the stage demonstrated precocious gifts, a facility of touch and a palette of singing colours.

The dynamo born Richard Penniman has inspired many nicknames, beginning with the sobriquet "Little," which, as with Stevie Wonder and many other African-­American musicians, signaled his precocious gifts.

The award's focus on youth is an acknowledgment of Thomas's own precocious gifts, which saw many of his most famous poems written well before he was 30.

Bell is such a wonderful talent that there are those who – despite his substantial achievements – will not forgive him for failing to become the great player his precocious gifts promised.

At the same time, a boy named Laurence Armstead is developing his own precocious gifts — he invents a time machine that only propels him forward two seconds.