Sentence examples for prodigious capacity from inspiring English sources
Many friends speak of her prodigious capacity for work.
He had a prodigious capacity for work and a conversational style that turned him into a supremely effective educator.
Thanks to his boundless curiosity and a prodigious capacity for work, he managed, along with the law, to keep up his literary pursuits.
With that courage came his prodigious capacity for hard work – after all, at his core he was a working-class man and proud of his birthright.
Mel Steely, a former colleague of his on the history faculty of West Georgia College, recalled that Mr. Gingrich taught himself to speed-read and had a prodigious capacity to absorb facts.
Except that it doesn't work; change is coming, and even Caroline's persistent fantasising and prodigious capacity for self-deception are no match for the gathering movement for freedom among the human beings she believes she owns.
It also required a prodigious lung capacity, since Spurs pressed assiduously, earned the majority of possession, and had the patience and resilience to overcome the concession of an early Mesut Özil goal.
Aside from the prodigious holding capacity, there's a sense, in his best work, of unnatural powers of connection: a sorcerous ability to link the most disparate, abstruse materials into endlessly suggestive patterns of meaning.
"What was most remarkable to me about Kewauna was that she was able to marshal her prodigious noncognitive capacity — call it grit, conscientiousness, resilience or the ability to delay gratification — all for a distant prize that was, for her, almost entirely theoretical," Tough observes of his young subject, who gets into college and works hard once she's there.
DreamWorks has been a NetApp customer since the Shrek days, and the vendor now provides far more of the animation house's infrastructure than merely its prodigious storage capacity.
This also makes it clear that stem cells have prodigious proliferative capacity; just one cell could give rise to a further 10-10 multiprogenitorsenitors during its lifetime.
