Sentence examples for prodigious brain from inspiring English sources

But you make do with what you have — a prodigious brain, a tremendous knowledge of past financial crises, and a personality that is above reproach.

«No one could imagine that behind Newton's large eyes and frail appearance hid one of the most prodigious brains in the world".

Across the room, a prodigious young culture curator, whose Brain Pickings blog has managed to attract fans as disparate as Pee-wee Herman and professors from M.I.T., was posting about "must-read books on the art and science of happiness".

It was breathtakingly ambitious, requiring both brains and brawn in prodigious quantities; the planning was meticulous (the dozen or so students involved were split into sub-teams, including one comprising two pretty females to distract curious passers-by); and it created a spectacularly surreal sight that could be seen across town.

Hesse was just 34 when she died of a brain tumor, leaving behind a prodigious body of work that continues to inform contemporary sculpture.

George Gershwin was just 38 when he died of a brain tumor in 1937, having produced a prodigious legacy.

Prodigious activities beckoned.

His philanthropy was prodigious.

The slaughter was prodigious.

Absence of the brain at birth (anencephaly); an abnormally small brain and head (microcephaly); and enlargement of the brain and head, sometimes to prodigious dimensions due to dilation of the ventricles by fluid (hydrocephaly), are frequent congenital defects in man.

Beard's output is prodigious.