Sentence examples for prodigiously skilled from inspiring English sources
At 82, Lorin Maazel remains one of the most prodigiously skilled and experienced conductors in the business.
It was inconsistent, but it established him as a prodigiously skilled m.c., and a few gatekeepers, including Rosenberg, took notice.
Though he is a prodigiously skilled musician, there is nothing in Mr. Fischer's background that would make him a natural at stage direction.
Leading the orchestra will be the prodigiously skilled Mr. Adès, an insightful conductor in wide-ranging repertory and an accomplished pianist.
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?
Winsor McCay (–1934) developed prodigiously detailed and accurate drawing skills early in life.
Dornan brings the insinuating smile of a skilled seducer and the hard gaze, from under his brow, of a man of will — but without the self-reliant discernment, the incisive intelligence of a prodigiously successful young businessperson.
Bronson is prodigiously bearded.
It is prodigiously beautiful.
"Britain is creative, prodigiously so.
