Sentence examples for engaging intelligence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eyre said that Mr. Gross has not only readjusted to the stage with ease, but has also brought an engaging intelligence to the process.

Better to allow director Bennett Miller to tell this stranger-than-fiction story with the same engaging intelligence that characterised his previous works, Capote and Moneyball, both of which drew career-best performances from their casts.

Hilary was a remarkable young woman, with an engaging personality, great intelligence, and many interests and talents.

For those willing to forgive the occasional misstep, "The Art Forger" will reward their forbearance and, through its engaging premise, their intelligence.

"Necessary Errors" heralds the fiction debut of a writer with intelligence and an engaging prose style.

"The writing is playful and engaging" and the author's "intelligence provides sparkle as well as promise," Myla Goldberg wrote here in 2000.

"Collected Stories" is a more modest, tightly focused play than either of those works, but it also digs into its engaging tale of aesthetics and ethics with intelligence and sharp, literate humor.

Further propositions for engaging interaction are causality of dialogue, apparent intelligence of the program and hiding the delivery medium.

In that initial critical period of massive escalation, he provided the perfect mix of optimistic analysis and an engaging personality and so became the "go to" intelligence man in town.

This is supported by previous research showing that salience of variables engaging attention are highly correlated with measures of intelligence [ 38, 39].

This Latvian-born violinist plays with fierce individuality and a rugged intelligence that makes him one of the most engaging musicians before the public today.