He's prodigiously talented, has a great facility for staging and a great appetite for work".
Stephen Gould is a prodigiously good Tristan, singing with great beauty of tone and never a bark, even in the most exposed passages in the third act.
At night, Wen still tweeted prodigiously, launching jokes and spoofs over the Great Firewall, like a medieval catapulter outside the castle ramparts.
And, just as writers are engrossed in the making of them, readers are profoundly moved and also influenced by the nonexistent, that great clan whose numbers increase prodigiously with every publishing season.
Avicenna (Abû 'Alî al-Husayn b.'Abd Allah Ibn Sînâ, d. 1037), the multi-talented and prodigiously productive faylasûf whose work had the greatest impact among later Muslim thinkers, unequivocally posited an independent, self-conscious, substantial and immortal soul, and with it asserted its immortality.
When the picture billed as the superstar in Old Masters is a portrait of a man by Rembrandt, prodigiously rare but regrettably bland, the brutal reality that the great masterpieces by the Dutch supremo of 17th-century western painting have vanished from the market is abruptly brought home.
But I am fiercely intelligent, which most people find very threatening". "People the world over recognize me as a great spiritual leader". Do conspicuously gifted people--people who are prodigiously and undeniably skilled--go around boasting of their abilities?
Because although he is prodigiously talented – whatever his protestations – he is no child prodigy.
In loving if sometimes windy detail, since his great book is buried inside a larger and more meandering one, the prodigiously talented author of "Wonder Boys" leads readers into the world of Sam and Joe's pop collaboration.
