Sentence examples for considerable flair from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cavanaugh, earthy, and Ms. Scott, witty, gave the foot-hugging solos considerable flair.

In Ravel's "Tzigane," Ms. Kramer showed considerable flair and temperament; in Bloch's "Baal Shem," a fine sensitivity and warmth.

She did so, getting around the notes with excellent virtuosity and showing considerable flair in the cadenzas.

Wolfgang was always the more practical of the two brothers, with a considerable flair for management and money.

Two matching paintings, apparently intended to depict Mary Magdalene and Mary, are other examples of Baroni's considerable flair.

Beaton promoted his work in Vogue, and James, who had considerable flair as a huckster, seduced the fashion press on both sides of the Atlantic.

Yet many of those walls demonstrate considerable skill and flair.

The marketing flair is considerable.

He also pointed out that Nolan's films are as notable for their "considerable technical virtuosity and visual flair" as for their "brilliant narrative ingenuity and their unusually adult interest in complex philosophical questions".

This requires considerable "managerial flexibility and strategic flair" and an ability to engage multiple actors, interest groups and organisations in a sustained fashion over time [ 25].

But they might be drafted, as, just possibly, might General David Petraeus.Many of these men are considerable politicians, and by no means without talent, flair and colour.