Sentence examples for remarkably prolific from inspiring English sources

Lucy Walker is fast becoming one of Britain's most remarkable, and remarkably prolific, film-makers.

Strigler has always been a remarkably prolific writer.

He's remarkably prolific — and he's not yet thirty.

The remarkably prolific Epp weighs in on everything from copper kettles and constipation to conversation.

Indeed, in the decade since Budd announced his retirement, his recording run has been remarkably prolific.

A remarkably prolific novelist, Simenon was also an astonishingly gushing lover.

And it gets worse" For someone who is manic-depressive, who was apparently high a good deal of the time, Saint Laurent's creative output was remarkably fluent and prolific.

That remarkably versatile and prolific Japanese film-maker Kitano, therefore, is ideally placed with his new samurai picture, which is set in the 19th century and features the blind masseur and itinerant wiseguy-warrior Zatoichi, a character familiar on Japanese television but little known over here.

His writing during these prolific years was remarkably various and, except for his plays, resourceful.

A prolific writer, Hugh wrote the Didascalicon, a remarkably comprehensive early encyclopaedia, as well as commentaries on the Scriptures and on the Celestial Hierarchy of Pseudo-Dionysius.

He kept up his prolific scoring rate up until the very end, remarkably even with his right knee severely affected by injury.