Sentence examples for flair just from inspiring English sources
While I fuss over the veal, as I do with anything I'm making for the first time, and the dinner hour gets pushed back yet again, I'll keep the troops from rioting with a round of Ryan's Old Fashioneds, a drink so nice that it has its own catchphrase — "No modern flair, just a bit of care".
While I fuss over the veal, as I do with anything I'm making for the first time, and the dinner hour gets pushed back yet again, I'll keep the troops from rioting with a round of Ryan's Old Fashioneds, a drink so nice that it has its own catchphrase—"No modern flair, just a bit of care".
To be honest, it seems a bit too flashy for a Nexus device (previous Nexus phones were largely free of visual flair), but that's just me picking nits.
Jackson's production has flashes of real flair, but too often it just makes a simple story seem complicated and plodding.
The ballet begins and ends with a dressing-room scene; in between are three miniature dances that show Ms. Bond's flair not just for petit allegro but also for full-bodied expansiveness, humor and an inherent dramatic touch that is apparent in even the smallest of her roles for Ballet Theater.
He has brought inventive flair, not just deft fingerwork, to the process of making things (see article).Mr Muñoz's drone-producing plant is a maquiladora, a factory that enjoys special tax breaks.
For Italian flair with just a touch of California power, try the Vinosia or the Cantine De Falco.
For this installment of Northmix, you see Steve's flair in just that―both playing and listening.
Maybe in regaling us with the lavish, subtle eroticism of boots and black leather, Cruise does his Nazi with a cinematic flair, but the complex implications of this character and era require serious contemplation not just flair--something Cruise and director Bryan Singer addressed in this interview drawn from a recent press conference.
One inch shy of the average height of American women, I lack sufficient flair; I'd just feel silly.
