Sentence examples for prodigious one from inspiring English sources

HIS task at hand is a prodigious one.

[CS80 2:10-3:16] That said, Antoine Doinel's life is just a life — not an exhilarating or prodigious one, but the life of a person with his own contradictions and faults.

This kid has a natural stroke -- perhaps even a prodigious one -- but thousands of children can swing a plastic bat well. .

Yet part of me also wonders whether Carbone's Hide Your Smiling Faces will actually be a prodigious one-off.

Since the beginning of this season he has been sensational, teaming with Johnson to fashion the most prodigious one-two pitching punch in baseball, and one of the best in years, drawing comparisons by some to the Sandy DodgersDof Drysdale Dodgers of the 1960's.

From Rosalind Carne's Guardian review (28 March 1983): Howard Barker is a powerful and prodigious dramatist – one of our best.

And even if by prodigious effort one human cell were ever completely understood, there are at least 200 different types in the human body.

The function and meaning of mandalas and other such objects can be fully explained only by an interpretive calculus of prodigious complexity, one untimately accessible only to initiates.

And for all its prodigious research, "One Drop" deals more engrossingly with the stories of Ms. Broyard and her closest relatives than it does with the 18th-century origins of the Broyards in America.

If the BAM performance, alternately gripping and monotonous, left some in the audience bewildered, it succeeded in driving home her unconventional achievement, combining promiscuous collaboration (both engagements featured the prodigious twenty-one-year-old pianist Jonathan Batiste) and determination to rethink the jazz songbook.

Pilger goes on to call out "one prodigious liberal commentator," who said "Trump is unleashing the dark forces of violence" in the United States.