Sentence examples for glowing intelligence from inspiring English sources
He is introduced as an articulate, somewhat anxious boy (played in the early scenes by Michael Angarano), living with his rebellious older sister (Zooey Deschanel) and their protective mother, a college professor portrayed with glowing intelligence and scary intensity by Frances McDormand.
The movie belongs to its writer, Nick Hornby, who (like Gustin Nash, who wrote the script for the recent "Youth in Revolt"), gives teen characters high-culture names to drop without endowing them with the fiery glow of intelligence coming to life.
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In any event, we would exhibit glowing proof of our fitness for evolutionary victory -- and our high intelligence by having the tools and skills to "master our environment".
"Out of my head, it's glowing," Mr. Otis sings, and you have to agree with him: his musical intelligence is luminous.
Among those on the waning right was the host, Mr. Frum, who welcomed everyone with brief, glowing remarks about the guest of honor, using words such as "strength," "courage" and "intelligence".
By M. Freeman and John McCarten The New Yorker, October 6 , 1956P. 36 Incidental Intelligence: The Metropolitan Museum uses Griffin Microsheen Booth Polish to keep its display of armor glowing.
The machine, which "mimics human intelligence," will be on the show from February 14-16 and will be represented by a little glowing ball.
As Portia, Ms. MacCluggage radiates a forthright intelligence inflected with both humor and, when she has declared her love for Bassanio (Lucas Hall), a glowing warmth.
Mr. Mueller received glowing assessments from most panel members for his work in trying to remake the bureau as a counterterrorism and intelligence-gathering operation.
