Sentence examples similar to act with panache from inspiring English sources
Throughout his life Thomas gave with prodigality and acted with panache.
It is acted with panache, particularly by Ben Batt (of the BBC drama The Village) as the ironically named, unemployed Cash.
As the Miller, obeying the dictums of his cunning cat to win her hand, the baritone Craig Verm sang and acted with panache.
Barry was almost fired during rehearsals, but, finally, the director, Arthur Laurents, asked him to look into Hearn's eyes more often to convey a greater sense of tender affection and to introduce the club acts with more panache.
The pianist Stephen Gosling played his part with panache.
A company that breaks the rules, changes the world, and does it all with panache and coolness is a tough act to beat.
The beautiful thing about "Anything Goes," directed and choreographed with panache by Kathleen Marshall, is that it acts proudly like a vintage show -- no hint of deconstruction here -- but never comes across as dusty or faded.
Her sari was borrowed from a friend – who had clearly either been on hand to act as a dresser for the day, or had provided excellent tuition – and the 42-year-old carried the look with panache.
She forgot things with panache.
