Sentence examples for enough flair from inspiring English sources
The family members, though drawn in the same marshmallow-limbed graphic style as the signage humanoids, are given enough flair to be expressive and entertaining.
"Basically, I'm looking for a few suits that have just enough flair or idiosyncrasy that I'm not mistaken for a banker," he said, dryly noting the paradox.
William Bolcom, for example, was represented by the third movement of his Violin Sonata No. 2, which Robin Zeh, the violinist, played with enough flair that you wished that you could have heard the whole work.
Forced by injury to give up ski racing, which was his first love, Hamilton turned to cycling, showing enough flair to join the team that became the United States Postal Service.
Bistro En, which turns 18 months old next Sunday, is delivering a line of consistently satisfying, carefully cooked bistro standards with just enough flair and variety to keep things interesting.
A pretzel of a plot twist lies in wait in an elegant piece of hackwork that "goes through its generic paces with enough flair and mystery to keep you moderately entertained," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
The design experience of playing 80 Days is extremely pleasing, with enough visual flair and audio effects to be immersive.
Huddersfield showed enough attacking flair to underline their own play-off credentials in an enjoyable, high-quality contest, with the former Wigan wing Martin Aspinwall scoring a hat-trick.
Lucic, now a 6-foot-4, 220-pound 19-year-old, has enough offensive flair to go with his crash-and-bang instincts to remind many of a young Neely.
Emerging as part of the Cinema du look wave of French directors, who favoured style above all else, Besson found he could mix all manner of influences as long as he injected enough visual flair to hold it all together.
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.
