Style and warmth can mix!
Known for her beauty, vitality, wisdom, warmth and flair, she was happiest dispensing her infinite insights to her "girls", their friends and later to their families.
Long gloves, while made for style rather than warmth, may help ward off the cold and will give you a fancy flair.
Yet it is written with modest flair and an attractive sentimental warmth.
According to Mr Giscard d'Estaing's recent memoirs, Mr Chirac then swung against him in 1981 and secretly backed François Mitterrand, whom he wrongly imagined would not last.Genuine warmth and a flair for pressing the flesh have made Mr Chirac a formidable campaigner.
In 1975, Mr. Tokieda joined the Brearley Science Department, where for almost 30 years he rejoiced in the opportunity to inspire students with a love of science, teaching them to ask the right questions and lighting up the classroom with his knowledge, warmth, optimism and flair.
Although Ms. Brown's main focus is Diana, there are times when she sounds more admiring of Camilla's no-nonsense warmth than Diana's flair for drama.
Natalie Dessay, a soprano with vital stage presence and comic flair, did what she could to inject warmth into Zimmerman's arch scenario.
And the qualities that have endeared her to audiences for 40 years -- musicianship, sensitivity, dramatic flair balanced by grace and elegance, personal warmth -- were still there.
He played with clean articulation, warmth and power in both toccatas, his improvisatory flair illuminating their grandeur and dramatic scope.
