Sentence examples for a dash of class from inspiring English sources

They were still expected to display a femininity that combined something of the girl next door with a dash of class.

Not so much a movie, more a morale-boosting initiative, but briskly jolly, and given a dash of class by Jim Broadbent, Christopher Walken and a wonderfully unctuous Tim McInnerny.

Quite simply, it always adds a dash of class, and Hermes exemplifies the most classic form of iconic fashion.

Maybe Mourinho had simply been eager for a dash of real class to supply gloss to a first Premier League game in charge.

"Though loosely based on events in the life of Letts's own family, it often seems derivatively inspired by the dramas of Eugene O'Neill, Tennessee Williams and Edward Albee, combined with a dash of top-class American soap opera," you add, in a remarkably similar formation of words used by Charles Spencer in the Telegraph.

Discussions about career, gender and age with a dash of the inherent class associations that often accompany them are always dicey topics, so it makes sense that this interview hit a nerve.

De la Renta was our go-to when the red carpet called for Upper East Side class seasoned with a dash of downtown cool.

He finds constant inspiration from Tecktonik dance — picture amped-up voguing with a dash of pop-lock — as performed by white working-class youths from Parisian suburbs.

Mr. Mottola and Ms. Lopez's manager, Benny Medina, have carefully cultivated and groomed her career, sprinkling her image with a dash of "ghetto fabulousness" here and a dash of middle-class respectability there to give her mass appeal.

The nation's booming middle class readily embraces Western medicine but thinks nothing of adding a dash of ancient herbs to a meal.

They brought a dash of riotous assembly to a ceremony whose other big winners were those epitomes of middle-class good taste, James Blunt and Coldplay.