precocity in a sentence

• Such precocity didn't seem out of place at Bard.
• Born in Helsinki in 1952, she displayed a fiercely odd precocity.
• So do our ideas about children, grown-ups and precocity.
• A self-portrait drawing from his teenage years shows his precocity.
• His first drama teacher, Toby Orenstein, remembers Norton's precocity.
• According to standardized gauges of intellectual precocity, the students are nearly uniform.
• Nobody is startled by his precocity anymore, though.
• All four youngsters perform without a hint of precocity.
• Precocity, owned by John A . Franks, will carry 115 pounds.
• Even precocity, one presumes, has its limits.
• It's difficult to see precocity in a sentence .
• How all this underaged precocity impacts his initial take-home is an imponderable.
• Perhaps that is another definition of precocity, that mad appetite for the future.
• Dobelle seemed torn between pride at Harry's precocity and irritation at the rebuke.
• Her astonishing precocity and the stratospheric ascent of her career were the stuff of legends.
• As an adult Reich wrote extensively, in his diary, about his sexual precocity.
• But the work had a maturity of concept and sureness of execution that defied precocity.
• The precocity was there, too.
• What these two players from different continents share are terrific two-handed backhands and precocity.
• Real Quiet is due to compete in the April 3 Oaklawn Handicap against Behrens and Precocity.
• Barnett also trains Precocity, who upset Real Quiet last month in the New Orleans Handicap.