Sentence examples for flair revived from inspiring English sources
Perfect and Flair revived the Ultimate Warrior, only to attack him when he stood up.
In a time — the 1980s and '90s — when some artists re-embraced representational painting and others tackled thorny political topics, Moore did both, and with unusual flair, reviving and revising a panoply of outré realist styles in luminous allegorical canvases that comment on, and link, environmental degradation and the tragedy of AIDS.
Like Hecuba at the Swan Theatre, a war with a dubious moral basis is prosecuted in Henry V, revived now with huge flair and bite in a production by Gregory Doran that is an impressive addition to his English histories project.
And anything of value that might seem relegated to the past can be revived flamboyantly, with the right spin and flair.
In the octagon, when Cormier grabbed the mic and yelled, with WWE-inspired flair, "Push me now and you'll get slept later, punk!", he revived the spectacle of what makes combat sports gratifying to the masses.
Under Taubman's ownership, the respected auction house, which had been suffering as a result of the economic downturn of the late 1980s, was revived–Taubman having injecting the once-stuffy business with some American flair and cash.
The strength of the revived classic overcoat is that it is made with a 21st-century flair for fabrics, including leather and fur as well as cloth.
The language revived remarkably.
Then it unexpectedly revived.
Revived, the spectator left.
