telegenically

I think part of the explanation is that no federal investigator has held a Fitzgerald-style press conference to publicly accuse Coleman of doing something as simplistically and telegenically evil as trying to sell a senate seat.

Matthew Yglesias » Coleman v. Blago 2009

We try to talk loudly (and smartly, and quotably, and telegenically) about the food around other camera people several times.

'Top Chef D.C.': Behind the scenes 2010

This old system has worked very well telegenically for decades, but as with all sit-com actors, you never can be sure who these guys are in real life.

Merrill Markoe: Tough on Terror, Tough on Stains 2008

And what face more telegenically perfect, more ideally crafted for the job, than Sarah Palin's face?

John Eskow: The Secret Face of Sarah Palin 2008

Vernon, a telegenically handsome British Army officer with a crisp public school accent and a shock of wavy grey hair, had a reputation as a keen military mind.

Contact Charlie: buy it, read it 2008

It may be that, in the past couple of presidential campaigns, the Republicans have done a better job of packaging their message telegenically, so that it was just more impressive to hear an aggressive defense of liberalism from a candidate who was not virtually covered in bark.

The West Wing Throws Its Base Some Red Meat - Tuned In - TIME.com 2005

Australia’s democracy is telegenically allergic to blackfellas.

Rudd's previous record in indigenous affairs Bill Kerr 2008

Australia’s democracy is telegenically allergic to blackfellas.

Archive 2008-02-01 Bill Kerr 2008