Sentence examples for impatient intelligence from inspiring English sources
Highly ambitious, with sharp bureaucratic elbows and an even sharper, although impatient, intelligence, he can claim that on his watch Deutsche's investment banking side did not fall into the trap of so many of its rivals, allowing Deutsche Bank to weather the global financial crisis without assistance, public or private.
With his halo of hair, constant smoking, extravagant clothes, impenetrable shades and raspy voice, Cheadle not only looks and sounds like Davis, he also re-creates his persona, the man's sharp temper and the keen, impatient intelligence that suffered fools not at all.
Whether playing a hero (as in "Sherlock") or a villain, he fuses Byronic charisma with an impatient, imperious intelligence that seems to raise the ambient I.Q.
The New York Times on the other hand praised his screen presence saying "He fuses Byronic charisma with an impatient, imperious intelligence that seems to raise the ambient I.Q.
Growing Impatient But United States intelligence officials had doubts about Mr. Chalabi at the time and have since discredited his group.
Trudeau fils has little of his father's commanding intelligence or impatient, suffer-no-fools gravitas — but he is appealing, youthful, and what was once called "charismatic".
Bobby Valentine is impatient with the Shea fans' disloyalty to Armando — "The intelligence level could be greater," he once muttered about them.
Hoffman, an American consumer of advanced technology and vast amounts of food, is too impatient; in the end, he's dependent on help from the brilliant but secretive head of Jordanian intelligence (the English actor Mark Strong, in a witty performance).
