Sentence examples for characteristic flair from inspiring English sources

Here it is played on the piano with characteristic flair by Arturo Benedetti Michelangelo.

Brendon conducts his comprehensive tour of empire's fall with characteristic flair, but what depressing sights it offers.

Two great chamber music ensembles delivered a flurry of premieres, with characteristic flair and ease, at Wigmore Hall.

With characteristic flair the stars Taylor and Burton arranged for the wedding to take place in Positano.

In a nutshell Known the world over as the person who got others cooking curries, here Jaffrey tackles vegetarian fare with characteristic flair and ease.

Given the circumstances, you'd hardly expect a debate about the morality of the air offensive: what the play provides, with Rattigan's characteristic flair for understatement, is a deeply moving portrait of people at war.

It opened with Gill's characteristic visual flair.

The show, of course, has numerous portraits that jump off the wall with characteristic Leibovitzian flair — a heady mix of intimacy and posturing, elaborated, like paintings of saints, by recognizable attributes.

Orlandi is famous for her exquisite taste and her ability to hand-pick exclusive pieces, all of which are presented in a seemingly effortless manner, with characteristic Italian flair.

When Dumpson died in 2012 at the age of 103, the New York Times asked Dinkins to comment for the obituary, and with characteristic New York flair, the mayor summed up this great but unassuming man's monumental record: "We look back on it now and say, 'Damn, he was a hell of a cat' -- and indeed he was".

These results are in line with previous studies comparing the signal characteristics of FLAIR at 3 T and 1.5 T, although no formal SNR comparisons were made in these studies [ 14– 16].