Sentence examples for prodigious relief from inspiring English sources

"That so few now dare to be eccentric marks the chief danger of the time," John Stuart Mill once declared – so what a prodigious relief for our pared down, magenta-painted century that the fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld continues to throw technicolour tantrums among us.

FINALLY, there was a bit of comic relief as the alarms about bioterrorism poured in at prodigious rates and the "moon men" appearances of germ investigators became commonplace far beyond ground zero.

"But I suppose there are two emotions - one is obviously some sadness that it is all over, because it's been an amazing experience, but also a great relief because there is no doubt it has been a prodigious exertion by London and by Londoners".

"Also, many batsmen around the world have just exhaled a huge sigh of relief due to your constant challenge of the stumps and prodigious spin".

The largest-ever exhibition of his prodigious output of verse, painting and illustration, and all of these intertwined -- Blake pioneered a relief-method production of words and watercolor images on a single printing plate -- is at the Tate Britain in London until mid-February and then will appear in slightly modified form from March 8 to May 27 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Prodigious activities beckoned.

His philanthropy was prodigious.

The slaughter was prodigious.

Beard's output is prodigious.

He has performed prodigious labors.

It is a prodigious challenge.