Sentence examples for prodigious creative from inspiring English sources

But her photographs, like the dreamy double exposures featured above, capture a visual wit, free-wheeling inventiveness, and methodical self-documentation that betray a prodigious creative spirit.

It supplements her already prodigious creative output on her widely read blog, amyrebeccaklein.tumblr.com, which tackles politics, feminism and music with live-wire erudition.

LIKE a medieval village, Butch Anthony's 80-acre family compound is a self-contained universe, and every inch of it is an expression of his prodigious creative spirit.

It was, we were told, the first instalment of a prodigious creative outburst which would produce a further two albums in quick succession, New Amerykah Part Two being scheduled to appear just a few months later.

The manager has chosen to dispense with prodigious creative powers by overlooking the disruptive Adel Taraabt, the out-of-form oussine Kharja and the out-of-favour Mbarak Boussoufa so will be heavily reliant on Younès Belhanda to generate chances for the Fiorentina forward Mounir El Hamdaoui and Granada's Youssef El Arabi.

In 1941, Schramm was replaced by Paul Engle, a prodigious creative-writing proselytizer and cultural Cold Warrior, who made Iowa into a global power in the field.

Mr. Ritter was a prodigious and creative force in a life-long pursuit of social justice, establishing national non-profit models for integrated, affordable housing in the early 1960's with his wife, Patricia Ritter, Jackie Robinson and Eleanor Roosevelt.

Throughout all these years, his creative output was prodigious.

Stephen King deserves kudos for his sweeping narrative powers, creative brilliance and prodigious output.

This retrospective could have mapped out Bjork's creative process, placing her prodigious talent in some kind of context.

"It's a beloved movie, just as 'The Lion King' was a beloved piece and 'Beauty and the Beast' was, and the creative talents involved are prodigious," said Gerald Schoenfeld, the chairman of the Shubert Organization, Broadway's biggest landlord.