Amid an onslaught of pretty-boy memoirs (including books by Tony Curtis and Robert Wagner, both of whose stories overlap Mr. Hamilton's), his is the one with the most flair, partly because of his writing collaborator, William Stadiem.
"But at the same time you do not want him to lose some of that natural flair because if someone can counter the way he does, it doesn't matter if you have three slips and a gully, he can really be very dangerous.
The complex had visual flair, in part because of graphic design by Milton Glaser.
As motor races go, it has incredible flair, in part because of its history, in part because it attracts the most diehard and informed fans, and in part because it's such a rich place.
Finally, lesions were drawn on DWI for some subjects and FLAIR for others because of the different timing of MRI and the original brain scans were of lower resolution than the high resolution T1 scans used in studies in chronic stroke.
And because the creative flair of the atelier is part of a highly lucrative commercial machine, there are also courses to be found in fashion marketing, fashion public relations, fashion journalism, and fashion buying and merchandising.
The Australian Chamber Orchestra is a singular success, a Barcelona of the classical music scene because of its flair, elan and world-renowned success.
Shoppers even took to calling it Tar-ZHAY, in the mock French fashion, because of its flair for style, which distinguished it from Wal-Mart.
But their proposals will be without the flair and drama of a free-agent tour, because James has decided to have everyone come to him.
"I wouldn't compare him to Lara because he doesn't have the same flair, but one of the similarities he does have with Brian is that he is a very driven man.
