Sentence examples for flair about from inspiring English sources

"He had a certain flair about him, an exuberance.

It comes in standard ThinkPad black and the keys have a sufficiently "secret agent" flair about them to encourage envy — but not hacking — at your next business meeting.

"Daryl's got that bit of flair about him, that bit of X-factor around the middle," said Tomkins, who has always relished playing at international level with kindred free spirits such as Widdop, Josh Charnley and Ryan Hall.

Javier Jorge-Reyes, 40, of Orlando had a flair about him and went by the name Harvey George Kings on Facebook.

Having a penchant for bold color, pattern, chokers and form-fitting gowns, she forever had a thoroughly modern flair about her.

Even before growing one of the classiest moustaches in dance music, German house producer/DJ Butch has always had a certain flair about him that suggests he's from another time.

For an extra bit of flair, how about wrapping a few chain bracelets around the ankles of your boots?

As Greenblatt did in "Will in the World," his 2004 study of Shakespeare, he writes with great charm and cinematic flair as much about the times as about Lucretius and Bracciolini.

But then he showed that his game was as much about grit as it was about flair.

"It's not only about energy and desire, it's about flair and imagination.

(Amazon.co.uk) Peter Dougherty displays his own flair for writing about economics in "Who's Afraid of Adam Smith?", (Wiley), published in 2002.