Sentence examples for real prodigy from inspiring English sources
"Oh, yes, I'm a real prodigy," she said.
The girls grow up in London in a polyglot of European languages and strenuous intellectual endeavour, although it is "Tussy" who is the real prodigy.
He thought that we were interesting — two precocious kids, minor-league prodigies (we knew neither of us was a real prodigy, which was someone like the young Menuhin; we were prodigies of appetite, of respect, not of accomplishment); that we could be interesting to Thomas Mann.
The real prodigies appeared to achieve total synergy with the machines, just as Allen seems the perfect mental and metabolic match for today's news cycle.
It is not what most would regard as a child-friendly environment, but it is one that sorts out the real prodigies — those capable of playing at an elite international level — from the merely gifted.
James appears to be a genuine prodigy.
Was this suit-wearing, pompadour-crowned futurist a package masterminded by her label, Bad Boy Records, or a real soul prodigy?
My latest book, The Devil's Feast, features a Victorian celebrity chef (the real life culinary prodigy Alexis Soyer), several long meals and some very painful deaths.
The Soloist (2009) Foxx brought his classical training to bear on his role as Nathaniel Ayers, a real-life musical prodigy whose career is derailed by schizophrenia.
There's a real sense of the Prodigy as a unit, the perpetual gang of Home Counties lads facing out against the world.
Today, the adorable fashion prodigy, whose real name is Sydney Keiser, and her mom Angie appeared on "CBS This Morning" to talk about the 4-year-old's creative process and her upcoming summer 2015 crewcuts collection.
