Sentence examples for rather prodigious from inspiring English sources

It was with this in mind that the team behind "Of Men and Mavericks," due out this fall, went to rather prodigious lengths to make their film anthropologically correct.

His case is built on rather prodigious precedent, namely opinions rendered (or not) by the Cochrane Collaboration, and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.

At Graham's and elsewhere, Poe wrote a prodigious amount of rather extraordinary literary criticism.

Baylor is known as the forerunner to Erving because of his prodigious hang time, but rather than dunk, Baylor finished his flights with elegant finger rolls.

The impressive size of the D. salina plastid genome (and those from other chlamydomonadalean algae) is a reflection of a prodigious noncoding DNA content rather than an unusually large gene repertoire.

Rarely has a man held serve at this level amid so much negativity, but Murray is still dangerous, even when he looks as if he would rather be doing anything except deploying his prodigious talent on a tennis court.

Rather than increasing its exports to match its prodigious imports, America is squeezing its foreign purchases.

The book's prodigious size has proved an asset rather than a handicap.

Instead, baby boomers have become prodigious remodelers.

Although Ming poets wrote both shi and ci and their output was prodigious, poetry on the whole was imitative rather than freshly creative.

Despite Asus' industry heft, analysts says college students probably will buy mainstream computers to handle their prodigious photo uploading, game playing and video watching, rather than "netbooks" like the Eee PC. "College kids tend to be pretty heavy-duty computer users," says Steve Baker, director of industry analysis for the NPD Group's tech division.