Sentence examples for prodigious among from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, "The Dangers of Electric Lighting" does not diminish Edison's achievements but serves to remind the audience that even the most prodigious among individuals can be painfully human.

What then to make of tales of prodigious eating among thinning breast-feeders?

It has attracted a prodigious following among people who have chosen to repeat every day the one-sentence prayer that gives the book its title.

With the approaching Belmont on June 9 there is a prodigious feeling among the railbirds that the 34-year-old drought will be ended by a horse with the melodious moniker of "I'll Have Another".

The campaign comes after a series in The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel titled "Wasted in Wisconsin," which chronicled the prodigious imbibing among residents of the state, as well as the state's reluctance to crack down on alcohol abuse.

Combined with prodigious longevity, especially among women, this has produced an extraordinary demographic effect.

Howard Dean, the most prodigious fund-raiser among the Democratic presidential candidates, has raised nearly $25 million this year.

It was crucial that proper use be made of the "stupendous and prodigious things that are happening among us".

But he could draw fire because of his prodigious record of fund-raising among those interests that have business before him on the Commerce and Banking Committees.

Though he is among the most prodigious hitters in history, that number still makes little sense when confined to what happens on the field, baseball people say.

When he returned to Berlin in 1918, the fall of the German monarchy and the birth of the democratic Weimar Republic helped inspire a prodigious burst of new creativity among modernist artists and architects.