Her concentration is ferocious, her ability to draw us into her world prodigious.
Luckily, his achievements are so prodigious – six-time world champion and much-decorated Olympian – that his phone company relented.
It may be that the name Kakuta rings a quiet bell somewhere in the back of the mind, for the Frenchman was regarded as one of the most prodigious talents in world football not so long ago.
Launched in February 2012, more than 2.5m of the computers – which cost about £30 – have now been sold around the world, a prodigious landmark considering the group of scientists behind it thought they might sell 1,000 at most.
«No one could imagine that behind Newton's large eyes and frail appearance hid one of the most prodigious brains in the world".
Along with the mercurial winger Andy van der Meyde, Mido and Ibrahimovic formed a roguish friendship group: a trio of prodigious rebels with the world at their feet.
The Winds of War by Herman Wouk One of the most prodigious novels written about World War II, this epic follows the story of Navy commander Victor "Pug" Henry and his family as they are pulled into the chaos and frenzy of the war leading up to and immediately after the attack on Pearl Harbor. .
Byatt is "a prodigious, even compulsive, conjurer of worlds within worlds," our reviewer, Jennifer Schuessler, said, but the novel is so full that "it can be hard to see the magic forest for all the historical lumber".
Byatt herself is a prodigious, even compulsive, conjurer of worlds within worlds, and "The Children's Book" bulges with descriptions of puppet shows, stage plays, art exhibitions and craft camps, as well as plenty of canny literary pastiche that will be familiar to readers of "Possession" and other previous Byatt works.
It's one of the biggest houses in the world, with a prodigious array of products.
