Sentence examples for such a prodigy from inspiring English sources

Daniel Kelly is such a prodigy at swimming that he wins a scholarship to a posh Melbourne private school.

"New squares and new streets are rising up every day to such a prodigy of buildings," marvelled Daniel Defoe, "that nothing in the world does, or ever did, equal it except old Rome in Trajan's time".

Jakob Arjouni was only 20 when his first bestselling crime novel was published in Germany and was such a literary prodigy that he had managed to create a substantial and durable body of work by the time of his death at the age of 48.

He grew from, in his own words, "an unctuous, repulsively good little boy" into such an urbane prodigy that Harvard never bothered to discriminate against him.

On the World Cup circuit, such personal stories about a prodigy competing are rare.

I was such an early starter, a prodigy, but really I feel like a late bloomer".

If there is such a thing as a prodigy in the world of philanthropy, Hugh Evans fits the bill.

He is something of a prodigy and, as such, unstoppable.

Is there such a thing as a moral prodigy?

Since graduating from college in 1991, he has held a variety of tech jobs at places such as Prodigy and Pathfinder and "did the sleazy startup thing with a company called AirMedia".

"I was such an early starter and prodigy, but I feel like a late bloomer," she would say, perhaps guilty on this day of trying too hard to make up for lost time.