Sentence examples for playful intelligence from inspiring English sources

These brief passages about 500 in all vividly demonstrate Feynman's astonishing yet playful intelligence, and his almost constitutional inability to be anything other than unconventional, engaging, and inspiring.

It combines playful intelligence, gossipy wit and a genuine love of pop music in a way that recalls vintage 1980s Smash Hits.

Neither a hot-and-bothered vampire crush object nor a brat (obnoxious being the translation for "spunky girl" in so many recent kids' movies), Watson's Hermione is instead a person of character and playful intelligence.

While this selection may not boast a major sequence like Love and a Life or Sonnets from Scotland, the book still crackles with all the curiosity, wit and playful intelligence that made Morgan such a celebrated and loved poet.

The remaining brothers worked on architectural and urban planning commissions like the Montecatini pavilion at the Milan trade fair in 1962, as well as the product designs that came to characterize the playful intelligence by which Italian design was known throughout the last half of the 20th century.

In an exchange that captures the extravagantly playful intelligence at work here, Mr. Chabon describes what happens when Kavalier and Clay dream up a nocturnal moth-based comic-book superheroine and present her to their boss, Shelly Anapol: " 'Those are very large breasts, boys.' " " 'We know it, Mr. Anapol,' said Sammy".

No one else in the cast, led by the gifted Keith David as Othello, comes close to matching Mr. Schreiber's playful interpretive intelligence.

Unfortunately, no one else in the cast, led by Keith David as Othello, comes close to matching Mr. Schreiber's playful interpretive intelligence.

Bañuelas, whose family goes back many generations in the United States, has a creased face and a playful, academic intelligence; he earned a doctorate in Rome, writing his dissertation on liberation theology.

In this picture, he was after what he called a "synthesis of urban architecture and pictorial architecture," the synthesis being what his subtle, gently playful, infinitely resourceful intelligence did with what his eye took in.

He leaves behind his beloved wife Rayna Knobler, her sons Morgan Powell and Joshua Powell, his stepsons Matthew and Luke Battaglia (the children of his first wife, Susan Read), Luke's children, Sonia and Emma, and many dear fiends, who will sorely miss his lively intelligence and playful spirit.