prodigiousness

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• The former governor, who served from 2014 to 2018, has long been a prodigious Democratic fundraiser, but Youngkin’s personal wealth and willingness to spend his own money could make this year’s race the most expensive in Virginia history.

• Up to this point, Thiel was one of the few Americans who had managed to amass prodigious Roth accounts.

• In all other ways, she’s largely performing as she did last season, which is remarkable from a raw production rate, given that she once again shares the frontcourt with the prodigious talents of Liz Cambage.

• The biological sciences require both a grasp of critical organizing concepts and the mastery of prodigious amounts of specific details within each domain and sub-discipline.

• In the courtroom, he fascinated the public with his cool, pointed oratory and prodigious memory, as well as his relentlessness.

• No biography of Jack Nicholson could long skirt the issue of his prodigious appetites.

• Indeed, after going to his reward, he has been publishing at a prodigious pace.

• Couple with its prodigious online presence, it has become a global brand to be reckoned with.

• He knows better than anyone the law of carnage and its prodigious repetitions in our time.

• That would be quite a bombshell indeed—not to mention a prodigious technical feat.

• I asked whether he or the crew had seen any prodigious birds in the air about the time he first discovered me?

• He was six feet ten inches in height, and his strength is represented to have been prodigious.

• The gigantic pylon, its shoulders breaking the sky four-square far overhead, seemed the prodigious portal of another world.