Sentence examples for Flair for language from inspiring English sources
Tempest's flair for language is tempered by her sense of rhythm and pace.
The locutions of one of her fellow inmates convey her spooky flair for language: "Warren says, when he is angry, that he's as mad as all outdoors.
What unites them is a wealth of research worn lightly, a sharp eye for the details that shape characters and, above all, a poet's flair for language.
Brightness settled around me. DeLillo's love and flair for language unite to tell us something more about Jack, something discomforting about mortality and something profound about the way we deal with it.
But this is still an accomplished comeback, by a comic with a flair for language (the homeless, he explains, are "scabby vending machines for karma") and a righteous loathing of Richard Littlejohn.
At moments like these, it's not Bennett's comic sense or flair for language that sets him apart from his contemporaries but his empathy for the marginal and misunderstood, a legacy, maybe, of having been a socially awkward lad from Yorkshire.
But people without a flair for languages find the "Brad Pitt" method tricky actors speak too fast.
In 1942, having been rejected on medical grounds as a glider pilot, his flair for languages led to a transfer to the Intelligence Corps.
He had a passion and a flair for languages, as well as a remarkable memory, and those factors, combined with great energy and determination, enabled him to learn to read and write several languages fluently.
He submitted travel articles to French and Hungarian newspapers, and his evident love of adventure and flair for languages (he spoke five) soon brought him work as a travel correspondent and editor in Prague (1930 33) and London (1934 38).
The perspective shifts between two soldiers — an English officer with a flair for languages and an Italian-American with Hollywood aspirations — and a series of minor characters, including, most compellingly, a mafioso whose cruel calculation sets him apart among characters whose fates are determined by chance occurrences of war.
