Sentence examples for histrionic flair from inspiring English sources
Marillion now has a new singer, and Fish has pursued a solo career that retains his histrionic flair.
The friend/foil to the good-natured Edwin is the mustache-twirling villain John Jasper, played with hissable, histrionic flair by the magnetic Will Chase in the guise of the preening leading man Mr. Clive Paget.
The seasoned actors playing the stock characters suggested by the film manage to inject their roles with just enough satiric edge and histrionic flair to avoid falling into buffoonery — not an easy trick.
Wimbledon, in almost every sense so serene and manicured, does have a flair for the histrionic.
Given the Mongol flair for visual histrionics, it is no surprise to learn than the Yuan era was a golden age for theater, with Dadu a 14th-century Broadway and Off Broadway rolled into one.
The streets become histrionic.
These histrionic undulations were exhausting.
Liberace certainly had flair.
