Sentence examples for prodigious range from inspiring English sources

They help him encompass a prodigious range of commissions.

(His well-known collaboration with Björk gives further evidence of his prodigious range).

What makes this show so exceptional is not just its prodigious range – 2,500 years of art – but its passionate curiosity.

The gyres are in fact arranged in octaves, with each one spinning twice as fast as its lesser neighbor — "a global instrument with a prodigious range".

The orchestra's strings use practically no vibrato; Ibragimova uses it sparingly (to bring the solo line alive), and her subtle changes of colour and prodigious range of articulation are things to wonder at.

Claudia Lennear was an integral part of the Stones' shows in the early '70s, as Lisa Fischer, a singer of truly prodigious range and delicacy, has been since 1989.

Mr. Bell's output was prodigious and his range enormous.

Calder is a near contemporary of Picasso, and there is that same prodigious versatility and range – what can be made with napkin and bottle, or rag, wire and plug (a spearing toreador, to be precise).

Though it stocks fewer than half of his 53 published works, it is doing a brisk trade.Yet his prodigious literary output, ranging from poetry to law to sociology, is not what Joaquin Balaguer is best known for.

Christiansen's historical range was prodigious and eclectic, from the Spanish army in the early 19th century to the little-known medieval military campaigns by the Teutonic knights forcibly to convert the pagan tribes of Prussia and the Baltic region to Christianity, which formed the subject of his major book, The Northern Crusades (1980).

His range was prodigious; he published nine volumes of his selected journalism of which the first, Taking Sides, covered subjects as diverse as the death watch beetle, Field Marshal Montgomery, Wagner, homophobia, censorship, Eldridge Cleaver, arachniphobia, theatrical nudity, and the North Thames Gas Board.