Sentence examples for flair good from inspiring English sources

WINE LIST -- Short but with flair; good choices by the glass, and many bottles in the $20's.

Pretty obvious things: creative flair, good observation skills, an eye for detail, ability to draw, manually and using computers, knowledge of the conditions plants and wildlife need to flourish in, enthusiasm for conservation and environmental issues, and good practical skills and scientific understanding.

By trial and error, we found that the coloured RG combination of T2*W and FLAIR was good for differentiating WMLs and CSF and the combination of T1W and T2W was good for recognising CSF and white matter (Fig.  1).

Michael Jordan's flair and good looks didn't hurt, but it was his basketball moves that made him Michael Jordan.

It gave us invention and flair and good acting throughout, but the denouement – which looked like a warning against last-minute packing, with stuff forgotten and bits of plot still sticking out of the sides – relied too much on pagan whimsy to satisfy those expecting a more orthodox arrangement of punishment and reward.

It has a flair for good products like a new ergonomic chair that adjusts to a person's movement.

Investing in the consumer sector is the flavor of the day in China nowadays, but Gabriel Li (along with JP Gan) proved his flair for good investments years ago when he helped to manage Carlyle's early investment in online travel company Ctrip.com.

He had a flair for finding good material.

Where's the originality, flair, newness and good taste?

Hollywood has good flair and knows how to milk new trends, even if inequality is the new buzz subject.

Whitaker, 91 and living in Palm Desert, is one of sports broadcasting's founding fathers — erudite and handsome, with the profile of a falcon and a flair for a good story.