Sentence examples for Original flair from inspiring English sources

Prompted by a perceptive editor, he discovered his genuine and original flair as an author.

In another, a rare instance of a sex joke with some original flair, two modestly endowed women show their insecurity in the presence of a big-breasted courtesan.

"Something's Gotta Give" was written and directed by Nancy Meyers, who has, from "Private Benjamin" to "What Women Want," demonstrated a thorough, if not always breathtakingly original, flair for the conventions of mainstream quasi-feminist comedy.

Perhaps the only original flair in the Whiskey Blue is a comfy bed in the middle of the room, on which two middle-aged men -- ties off, it's quittin' time!

Some of that Bain drain was a much-needed shakeout, but custodians of the original flair are gone, too.

Perhaps if the company retained its original flair (thank you, "Office Space") it would attract diners looking for irony.

We will miss her great flair, original style, unconventional opinions, wit, and spunk.

The Spectator was a joint venture; Steele's was probably the more original journalistic flair, and he evolved many of the most celebrated ideas and characters (such as Sir Roger de Coverley), although later Addison tended to develop them in his own way.

The sections on diplomacy are deft and full of dramatic flair and original judgments.

Mockingjay has pace, but Lawrence has none of the flair of original Hunger Games director Gary Ross, who captured the genuine terror of being trapped inside a game of kill-or-be-killed.

If the visceral sound of the white, working class, rural American south faded all too soon from the mainstream, it has continued to fascinate teenagers, becoming like mod and northern soul – a musical cult defined by a dedication to the original music and sartorial flair of its pioneers.