Sentence examples for this prodigious from inspiring English sources

"And yet he has this prodigious physical strength".

Instead, this prodigious gurner is, as often as not, cross-eyed and poking her tongue out.

The self doubt of this prodigious talent moved the hell out of me.

His paintings can seem not so much culminations as by-products of this prodigious effort.

Audiences must decide to what end this prodigious show of energy is being directed.

"The self-doubt of this prodigious talent moved the hell out of me," Doctorow wrote.

This was the prodigious organisation of the Romney campaign on display.That particular phone bank, and Mr Romney's entire machine, was successful in Nevada, where Mr Romney won the Republican caucuses on February 4th (as he had won that state in 2008).

This is the prodigious organisation of the Romney campaign on display.This particular phone bank, and Mr Romney's entire machine, was successful in Nevada, where Mr Romney won the Republican caucuses on February 4th (as he had won that state in 2008).

Sherry's sluggish pace owes something to the difficulty of summing up the career of this stunningly prodigious writer.

But the two surprise qualifying results showed that this most prodigious of workers and talented of drivers had truly returned and hinted that it was only a question of time before he won a race in his Mercedes.

Like the arguments about a similar project at the Port of New York, those over the deepening of the Delaware have hardened -- in this case over the prodigious costs and the potential for endangering the wintering grounds of the blue crab as well as newly re-established oyster beds.