Sentence examples for engaging flair from inspiring English sources
In the independently made "Swingers" (1996), and then in "Go" (1999), Liman demonstrated an engaging flair for offbeat comedy and slangy patter.
Forceful shots were again rationed on the next day, Hughes taking 208 balls to make 89 with only a couple of radiant cover drives to show his engaging flair and Graham Yallop 167 for his 58.
If the allusions to Jane Austen feel like so much window dressing, then that is a minor flaw in a book that has all the flair and engaging storytelling as the documentaries that Hadlow was responsible for commissioning in her former roles in broadcasting.
Plenty of artistic flair and engaging asides help round out this must-read for fans of comic history, highly recommended.
As engaging as he is, Mr. Brown has never had the flair for showmanship exhibited by his predecessor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
On Raw, Edge held up to that promise by engaging in foreplay with Lita until they were interrupted by Flair, who called Edge a disgrace and "that he was horrible in the sack".
With a dazzling mastery of detail, and enough literary flair to engage the non-specialist, Simon Sebag Montefiore brings out the highly unusual mixture of qualities required to succeed in Russia's debauched, ruthless court.Born to obscure gentry on Russia's western edge, Potemkin was at once a dreamer, a romantic, a sexual manipulator and a practical soldier and administrator.
Of three successive men in the male principal role, Anton Korsakov (Saturday matinee) showed the right basic Balanchine style, the whole body shiningly engaged, but without any of the role's particular technical flair; Leonid Sarafanov (Saturday evening) had technical flair of a far too weightless kind.
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].
