Ultimately, beyond her natural flair for fashion, Kate Moss, the dynamic style chameleon, it seems, rather like an actor, approaches her favorite hobby − dressing up − as a way of getting into character to face the world.
A two-time NBA MVP Award winner, Nash brought a dynamic attacking flair to the hardwood worthy of eliciting comparisons to legendary point guards but also to the great's in his father's sport: soccer.
Two bass-baritones, Jeongcheol Cha and Leroy Y. Davis, adapted comfortably, but the standout was the versatile soprano Mellissa Hughes, whose dynamic singing and theatrical flair in the concluding song, "The Last Toast," made for an extravagant star turn.
"Few are the singers who can spin out a phrase as she does, with an equal mixture of emotional suspense, rhythmic flair and stunning dynamic control," commented the Washington Post of her performances.
Garrincha cemented the stereotype of the "Brazilian style" of football, one that favors individual skill, flair, and a dynamic offense over teamwork, group tactics, and disciplined defense.
Rebekah Heller was the dynamic soloist Saturday, playing her melancholy introduction with flair, the melody soon turning into a conversation with the four cellists and three double basses.
But Ms. Mullova's reserve did not always mesh comfortably with Mr. Nézet-Séguin's flair for sumptuous sound and sharp dynamic contrast, and that opposition contributed to a nervous edge throughout.
And once you have the moves down, adding your own flair, your energy will add to the dynamic of the class.
But Mr. Mayer, who won a deserved Tony Award for his hypercharged directing of the musical "Spring Awakening," has brought theatrical flair to his operatic debut, and there are dynamic elements in this colorful, if muddled and ill-defined, "Rigoletto".
She executes her runs and ornaments with a fluid coloratura technique and flair, although she might at times have supplied more dynamic shading and contrast.
