| These precocious tetradactyl fliers developed a unique wing predicated upon a greatly elongated fourth finger. |
| Her annoyingly precocious daughter becomes the main conduit to the supernatural by way of the imaginary-friend device. |
| You feel the precocious Dinah is auditioning for the show rather than extending the narrative. |
| The precocious talkativeness is a major attribute of the boy, who is known by the name of his class rather than a real proper name. |
| So far as I have been able to determine, nothing more is known of this precocious Baudelairean. |
| He was a precocious genius, became famous very early, and for a while tasted society life and the pleasure of entertainment and diversion. |
