Sentence examples for flair seen from inspiring English sources

There is little evidence of the invention and creative flair seen at Red Bull and Mercedes in recent years.

I firstly thought Gil (Mila's dad) was excellently written, with the usual flair seen in Rosoff's books.

The red shirts worked methodically, with practiced precision and without the dramatic flair seen in "The Hurt Locker," which covered the handling of explosives of a different sort.

But he drives the narrative forward with a storyteller's flair, seen both in the whole poem and in the individual verses, and, most importantly, his targets are real ones, and truly worthy of the cudgel.

The Part II Patriots have more flair (see quarterback's supermodel wife, tight end's myriad shirtless party photos and string of failed high-profile veteran pickups like Albert Haynesworth, Chad Ochocinco, Adalius Thomas, etc).

Work by Flair's stable of artists (much of which is on loan to Pratt for its current exhibition, "Fleur on Flair"; see Footnotes) pops up in odd nooks and crannies: in her office, a portrait of her by the fashion illustrator René Gruau; in the loo, a set of hearts by Federico Pallavicini; in her dressing room, a drawing by Jean Cocteau.

Although such instruments exist (e.g., FLAIR, see [1]) none were available during IODP Expedition 338 [25].

The crowd, he noted, had much more of a New Hampshire primary flair (see: elderly voters) than, say, Rep. Ron Paul's events (which are populated by enthusiastic youth).

The critics say "A flair not seen since Hooky and co plugged in their keyboards in the early 80s".

Unusually it was their discipline rather than their flair that saw them over the line.

As Lincoln, with his usual flair for seeing the point and saying it right, observed, Grant held the beast while Sherman skinned it.