prodigiousness

I think most people mistake prodigiousness for, as you put it, affecting a domain.

And prodigiousness has nothing to do with creativity.

He also exhibits prodigiousness in academic subjects, having advanced to high school-level math by the age of seven.

The exhibition also raises indirectly the subject of the child prodigy by making evident the fact that prodigiousness has been a shifting notion historically.

Ms. Posey's nervous prodigiousness is just one of the assets of "Scream 3."

In fact, youthful prodigiousness is the leading edge of a wider cultural preoccupation with early high performance in our meritocratic era.

That the final chorus comprises a ten-part harmony underscores the prodigiousness of the young Mozart's musical genius.

The renovation's prodigiousness is a function of decades of wear and tear as well as the legacy of the theater's previous feline occupation.

Mr. Kotlowitz, who said he found it difficult to produce new books, marveled at Mr. Terkel's prodigiousness.

Mr. Wills's prodigiousness lies in gifts not usually found together: a zeal for meticulous research combined with the head-spinning leaps and pirouettes of the essayist.

Her contribution is even more remarkable considering that she was a girl of fifteen when she composed these verses and her prodigiousness amazes readers till date.

He was in the awful position of a man who knew better than anyone else in his time what poetry was, what it could do - yet his own poems were accused of both "prodigiousness" and "flatness."

But prodigiousness is difficult to define, and for all his inborn talent and voracious ambition, Picasso in these earliest years was still in search of himself, trying on other artists' styles, as he would later shift from one to another style of his own.

To neglect the originality of the bourgeoisie's historical role serves only to conceal the concrete originality of the proletarian project, which can get nowhere unless it advances under its own banner and comes to grips with the "prodigiousness of its own aims."

The last slow trailers in the rear of the exodus were just passing, and Nalasu, his bow and his eighty arrows clutched to him, Jerry at his heels, made his first step to follow, when the air above him was rent by a prodigiousness of sound.

Because the vision of it was so fleeting, ere the match blew out, and because of the scar's very prodigiousness, I may possibly exaggerate, but I could have sworn that I could lay two fingers deep into the horrid cleft and that it was fully two fingers broad.

While some may judge CBSRMT as inferior to similar shows from the past such as Inner Sanctum Mysteries, The Mysterious Traveler, and Suspense, which were produced in a 30-minute format, such comparisons must take into account the sheer prodigiousness of production by Brown and his players.