Sentence examples for prodigious emotion from inspiring English sources

For prodigious emotion, the Jets have Vinny Testaverde, who wept as he sat at his locker after Sunday's victory at Lambeau Field.

The loss of the 74-minute frame, after so prodigious an investment of emotion and effort, appeared devastating for Dott.

Second, as another great video describes, Bode is driven by inspiration, an emotion that enables him to harness his prodigious talent and overcome many challenges in his career.

Fans of his earnest guitar rock may well balk at the techno rhythms and banks of synthesisers, but it works because Stevens is a prodigious songwriter who remains fixated on the fragility of emotions.

It's as if Nathalie's prodigious learning has taken the place of her own emotions, her own experience, and, stripping her of her books, Hansen-Løve proceeds to inflict pain and suffering on Nathalie in an effort to see what remains of her essential self.

He has been away for only a few months, has been left with a childlike affect, trouble controlling his emotions, an undying hatred of the musician Kenny G. and a prodigious capacity for exercise.

And McAvoy's stutter is prodigious: it takes off into a symphony of its own, at one point of strong emotion becoming so powerful that it actually stops not only himself but his interlocutor.

Prodigious activities beckoned.

His philanthropy was prodigious.

The slaughter was prodigious.

Beard's output is prodigious.