Sentence examples for prodigious range of from inspiring English sources

They help him encompass a prodigious range of commissions.

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.

Writing in lucid, user-friendly prose and drawing analogies from a prodigious range of fields (including literature, painting, architecture, philosophy and semiotics), Mr. Johnson made the provocative argument that the graphic interface -- those software-mediated interactions between users and computers -- is potentially "a medium as complex and vital as the novel or the cathedral or the cinema".

Genomic sequence data from the three domains of life have revealed a prodigious range of genome compactnesses; however, our knowledge of the processes responsible for this gamut of genomic architectures is contentious.

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

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

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.

Bob Gendron of Chicago Tribune reviewed Clarkson's performance, writing "the Texas native could've impressed simply by projecting her booming voice and relishing its prodigious range.

And indeed Henze's facility was prodigious – as was his industry and the range of his achievement.

He developed his career playing a wider range of repertory, bringing the prodigious technique and lyrical gifts to composers like Beethoven and Bach.

As Goodwin points out, Teddy Roosevelt transformed the American presidency, left us a prodigious canon of reflections and writings on a wide range of subjects and was the inspiration for the teddy bear.