Sentence examples for palpable intelligence from inspiring English sources

But Knightley brings to the role fine, sculpted features, palpable intelligence and a nice mix of faux-innocence and flirtiness.

(I recall the nightly sight of him at Max's Kansas City, with his permanent smirk and his somehow physically palpable, daunting intelligence).

In the fiction of both Nadine Gordimer and Juan Goytisolo there is a steely emotional distance made palpable by the writers' intelligence and political concerns.

Whitelaw was an actor of extraordinary range and diversity who combined palpable physical appeal, fierce intelligence and the self-sacrificing discipline to become Beckett's most outstanding interpreter.

On Tuesday, his intelligence was palpable whenever he was on the floor, especially on defense: on more than one occasion, he seemed to anticipate, several passes in advance, the movement of the Celtics's offense, and then slip cavalierly into a passing lane, accepting the ensuing steal like a gift.

He added that one will be "awed by Madonna's palpable life force and intelligence.

Public opposition also speaks to a palpable distrust of the intelligence touted in Washington as justification for firing on Syria.

It would be nice to be pandered to less, and with less palpable disrespect for viewers' intelligence.

This is best exemplified by his stewardship of the megabucks Transformers franchise, where Bay's contempt for his audience's intelligence seems palpable.

Yet they're also more alike than not, and each radiates intelligence and a palpable vulnerability that they work hard with their doe eyes.

"It was his feral combination of strength, agility, and keen intelligence that was palpable across the room.