Sentences with phrase «about child prodigies»
Bochco actually recalled his inspiration which stemmed from a New York Magazine article he was reading in the mid 80s by Tony Schwartz about child prodigies.
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«This, after all, was not about holding Hakweye out as some kind of prodigy, but about embracing the creativity and vision of all children.»
But the story of Mary Lou Williams, from child prodigy to world - class artist, is not just about jazz.Born in Atlanta in 1910, Mary Lou's family suffered from....
Stock imagines musical parents turning their children into prodigies, and a parent who «feels so good about his optimism and energy that he may want more of it for his child.»
Clark Gregg will direct from his screenplay the noir fable about a loser agent for young actors - and washed - up child star himself - who stumbles upon a brilliant 13 - year - old prodigy (played by newcomer Saxon Sharbino) and then tries to close the mega-deal that will make her a star while managing her drunk volatile father, the poaching attempts of a more successful nemesis and a growing awareness that his innocent young starlet may not be at all what she seems.
Amanda Peet, William H. Macy, Felicity Huffman, and Sam Rockwell star in this dark comedy about an agent trying to land a child prodigy.
The lesson involves looking as cases of child prodigies, deja vu and a television documentary about reincarnation.
Now, contrast that to a question my mother was asked, about two months after my child prodigy conversation.
Along the way, Isabel ponders or discusses: the nature of genius; child prodigies and pushy parents; our responsibility to future generations; the art of judging social cues; insincere compliments and heart - sink friends; dress codes and personal hygiene obligations; arguments about nothing; projectile vomiting; answering the telephone; the criminality of illegal parking; the morals of unearned money; the expiry date of sympathy; when does a reward become a ransom; loyalty to government, country and family; the ownership of leftovers; email expectations; and, of course, clouds.
Especially as he works on his second book, An Abundance of Katherines, to be published in 2006, about a washed - up child prodigy who keeps falling in love with girls who have the same name.