He does a similar line in theatrical rhetoric but without the flair.
All that is excellent in Audiard is present in the film: his flair, his style, his brio, the sheer panache with which he swoops in on detail and leaps back for the bigger picture.
His flair for attention-grabbing first surfaced at the Gate in London, an unprepossessing fringe theatre which Daldry turned into the capital's premier works-in-translation venue.
Stephen Daldry, working from Lee Hall's trenchant and witty script, displays a instinctive visual flair and cinematic understanding.
Qualities such as energy, enthusiasm, flair, imagination, analytical skills, intellectual curiosity and "a reluctance to accept things at face value", are also crucial, says Baker.
Organic, healthy and with the emphasis firmly on fresh produce, it serves modern European flavours with flair.
However, even if the pair, as renowned former hedonists, are overdoing the earnestness a little as they settle into their 30s, in the quietly demented strains of Diary, it's clear neither has lost his flair.
The real Jonathan is warm and bearish, with a mohican, chic specs, a scarlet fleece, hippyish brown leather shoes – loads of visual flair.
She will bring immense experience, flair, warmth, imagination and formidable energy to her new role as editor of the Guardian".
Rooms from £95 to £950, 0151-236 1964, harddaysnighthotel.com Flaunting Elvis Presley's vivacious flair from the off, the hotel's lobby is ablaze with retina-scorching bright reds, purples and blues, topped off with a scattering of faux animal prints.
Even if it's insanely popular now it still has preserved its originality and flair.
