Sentence examples for effortless panache from inspiring English sources
With the smooth veneer and effortless panache for which he became famous, we were putty in his hands.
In the middle movement, a sly scherzando, the bouncing chords and cascading runs must be tossed off with effortless panache.
But Mr Doerr frames and executes these stories with seemingly effortless panache, and there is always something reassuring in their artistry to offset their bleakness.
A collaborative effort set down in a week, its stew of filthy blues punk rekindles the Stooges' thrusting noise aesthetic with effortless panache.
An American expatriate in London, he was sick of painting flattering portraits of rich people, though he could do it with such seemingly effortless panache that he'd become one of England's most celebrated artists.
Fowler reproduces the camp, cheesy morbidity of the Hammer films themselves with effortless panache, and dishes up a breathless succession of cliff-hangers and horrible deaths as our heroes face their failings and attempt to survive the one-way trip to Hell.
Yet there was a kernel of credibility to George's outrage: Danson played the relief pitcher turned bartender Sam Malone with a kind of effortless-looking panache that could make him seem like little more than a handsome lightweight.
The only people to have tried to wrestle the leather trench from beneath the long shadow cast by the Nazis are those post-Matrix goths in the clompy boots with metal bits on them: obviously, being associated with them is a vast improvement on being associated with the Gestapo, but they're hardly a subsection of society known for effortless suavity and panache.
And if there is something of Plant the trickster, the wise jester, tonight – which there certainly is – then the golden ring he has found is this group of musicians, who kick off "Cindy, I'll Marry You Someday" with aflush and panache that is deceptively effortless.
Such visible panache is not Martha Argerich's style, disappearing beneath her mane of dark hair to bring effortless sparkle to Ravel's piano concerto in G, as jazzy as it is witty, as abrupt in its mood changes as it is demanding of the soloist.
