Sentence examples for sensual intelligence from inspiring English sources
Salvador Dali, in his book "Les Dîners de Gala" (Felicie, 1973) wrote that "the sensual intelligence housed in the tabernacle of my palate beckons me to pay the greatest attention to food".
"They allow his camera to seek out and find subtleties of expression and echoes of a complex, sensual intelligence that never surface in their work for other directors," Haskell wrote in New York magazine in 1978.
Clearly they have taken a decision to push their Lise and Colas to a level of intelligence and sensual attraction that goes beyond boy-girl flirtation; from the beginning, we sense deeper conversations and back stories to the action.
And her characterization of his painterly intelligence, which squares sensual abandon with exacting discipline, can't be topped: "voluptuous and astringent".
But the power and intelligence of Bausch's approach, which at times seems more cerebral than sensual, is communicated.
She has a lovely round face yet to lose its puppy fat, a sensual innocence that reminds me of a young Charlotte Gainsbourg, and a refreshingly belligerent intelligence.
Neither looked particularly sensual.
