Sentence examples for flair makes from inspiring English sources

For Bilic to compound all this with such technical flair makes him a dangerous paradox.

Her offhand flair makes her new album, "Sentimental Streak," a delight.

"The ideas that some of Manchester City players present you with and their flair makes it very difficult for your defenders and I thought Hatem was on that level today," Pardew added.

Mr. Baryshnikov wields his greatcoat with dashing flair, making like a toreador baiting a bull.

Alternately, for some East Village flair, make a beeline for the Sunday flea market at Boxhagener Platz.

He did not just score 24 points; he did it with flair, making six 3-pointers in 10 attempts.

It's utterly bizarre, but hey, at least this year there wasn't a seemingly inebriated Ric Flair making a spectacle of himself.

She was recruited by the Ministry of Information, where her skill as a writer and her political flair made her a valuable asset.

We crossed the Tasman on a French ship where meals were conjured up with typical Gallic culinary flair, made sweeter still by the limitless carafes of free wine.

There, Africa prints were in the frame in a display that was offered with wit and flair – making this editor wonder why more Milan collections are not presented imaginatively off the runway.

Suppose you were writing the life story of Hulk Hogan, the musclebound star of the World Wrestling Federation, whose raspy, bombastic voice and finger-­pointing, chest-beating flair made him an emblem of 1980s-era self-assurance — Ronald Reagan with a horseshoe mustache and 24-inch biceps.