Then Gustavo, the photographer, asks him to nuzzle up to Precocious.
After the war, under Communism, he was educated at the Dresden Art Academy, which led him to precocious success as a mural painter.
She veers from timid to precocious, then psychotic; incessant beatings have conditioned her to violence and forced an adulthood upon her that she is too young to handle.
Julia Calomaris, a New York University student, lay on her stomach reading Sylvia Plath's ode to precocious depression, "The Bell Jar".
Critics of advertising claim that it contributes to a host of ills, from childhood obesity and poor impulse control to precocious sexuality.
He did not follow the path that is now so common to precocious athletes in most sports across America, which is to say he spurned suggestions he should quit all other sports and play golf year-round.
Individuals with fibrous dysplasia who exhibit café au lait (pale brown) spots on the skin and an endocrine imbalance leading to precocious puberty, especially in girls, have a form of the disorder called McCune-Albright syndrome.
Today's young stars tend to make the transformation from fresh-faced innocent to precocious young adult before they've lost their baby fat, presumably with the advice of managers or parole officers.
Tween tycoons have seed money, laptops, and parents who'll keep the books; Teen Boss is a tribute to precocious hustle and also to the life-changing magic of already being rich.
Nonetheless, no matter how one views Shirley Temple, even those allergic to precocious child performers, there was no other child star before or since who has been as popular or who demonstrated such extraordinary talents as singer, dancer and actor.
No matter how one views Shirley Temple, and even for those who are allergic to precocious child performers, there has been no other child star before or since who has been as popular or demonstrated such extraordinary talents as singer, dancer and actor.
