Sentence examples for display a flair from inspiring English sources

In 2007 Germany assumed the rotating presidency of the European Union (for six months) and presided over the G8 summit of the world's biggest economies, allowing Ms Merkel to display a flair for statesmanship.

By now, he was beginning to display a flair for photojournalism, and took the photo of Jacqueline Kennedy at the JFK funeral, where her tortured face can be seen through the veil.

And she displays a flair for the graphic touch.

He displayed a flair for stunts early on.

By her own account, the Closet Lady displayed a flair for details and organizational skills at an early age.

But in larger sections she displayed a flair for moving groups in space by knitting patterns that sent dancers zipping across the stage in threes.

Her second New York show displayed a flair for mixing textures, like leather and satin, and her ruffled flourishes had a trace of Southern pageantry.

Schwartz was New York City's traffic commissioner for most of the nineteen-eighties, and during his storied career as a public servant he displayed a flair for the dramatic that is not the rule among traffic engineers.

She handles the scene changes with quicksilver agility — her face reconfigures itself as fast as the android in the Terminator movies — and she displays a flair for comedy nobody could have suspected from, say, her sociopathic killer on Luther.

Historically, Sundance, the nation's most prestigious film festival, has displayed a flair for setting a cultural agenda.

Born in Baltimore on Sept. 1, 1935, Robert Ridgely Taylor grew up in Cincinnati and displayed a flair for business early in life.