| The guy has aged so incredibly well, with the suaveness of his youth and the wisdom of age rolled into the greatest screen presence of our day. |
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| His pride, suaveness, sarcasm and playfulness would all dissipate, leaving him completely exposed and vulnerable. |
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| He could hear the smoothness of the singer's voice, the suaveness of the pianist playing. |
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| I'll amaze her with my charm and suaveness in the pool and she'll have no choice but to fall madly in love with me. |
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| Yet the ex-slave's voice, with its lack of contractions, lucid philosophical tone, and fluidly repetitive cadences, suggests self-assurance, rationality, even suaveness. |
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| Persuaded that they live in serious times, and nauseated by Mr Blair's metropolitan suaveness, voters are buying it. |
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| He reminds me a bit of Paul Newman, particularly around the eyes and in the way he has this suaveness but also this quick intelligence. |
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| Mr. Judelson is quick and glib, forceful yet charming, exhibiting equal parts moxie and suaveness. |
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| Sportswear suppleness: the suaveness and comfort of cotton double faces, corduroys with a meltingly soft handle, Lyocell or Cupro blends to increase the malleability of cottons. |
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