Sentence examples for flair associated with from inspiring English sources

It resembles something akin to a crazy golf course and it doesn't allow for enough variety of movement and is never negotiated with the antelope flair associated with skilled traceurs.

Whereas German carmakers have proved brilliant at re-engineering and refining their existing platforms, they seldom show the flair associated with something truly innovative.The apparent complacency of Mr Reithofer at BMW, in a recent interview, says it all: he attributes BMW's growth to increased sales volume, cost cutting and greater efficiency.

Confederate Cavalry troops often wore Hardee hats, much like the Union Cavalry, which was a representative of the additional "flair" associated with the Cavalry troops.

One reason for this spike phenomenon might be the possible tumour flair associated with the partial agonistic properties of selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs), which however was not observed with fulvestrant yet.

The visitors were not displaying the flair and attacking style associated with their vintage teams of years gone by, but their greater experience of big European matches was clear to see as they began to suck the life out of the Glasgow challenge.

France has produced little of the attacking flair usually associated with Les Bleus at this tournament.

Adam (aged 25) and Ben (aged 19) are both fine players with a combative spirit and a natural flair often associated with the Australians themselves.

The involvement of white matter of the centrum semiovale and periventricular regions, which manifests as a high signal on FLAIR, is associated with worsened cognitive function.

Germany coach Joachim Low believes the current Brazil side have little of the flair traditionally associated with the country's national team.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed multifocal (bilateral, cerebral, cortical, right pontine, scattered white matter) hyperintense lesions on T2 flair images associated with evidence of infarction on diffusion weighted images.

1. "Fleur on Flair, a Magazine and Its Legacy," at the Pratt Manhattan Gallery (144 West 14th Street) through July 26, includes every issue of Flair, original work by artists associated with Flair (much from Cowles's private collection) and period fashion including the Balenciaga gown that Cowles wore as ambassador to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II -- which still fits.