"Radio 4 is in terrific shape and my challenge is to cherish it, sustain it and make sure it remains the home for intelligence, flair and wit".
With his magpie approach, he may be making it up as he goes along, but he's doing it with intelligence, flair and (apart from the mutton and that pudding) a fine eye for food's inherent beauty.
Organized with intelligence and flair by Hamish Bowles, an editor at Vogue, the show represents a triumph of substance over style.
The books at Community are chosen with intelligence and flair with the emphasis on literature, psychology, and history.
At this American B.Y.O., a mile away (and a world) away from the sunburned crush of Cape May's Boardwalk, Harry Gleason creates complex dishes with intelligence and flair.
As that digital piece makes clear, art itself is a post-Babel language, as corrupting as it is enlightening, and Ms. Reichek continues to both produce and scrutinize it with multitasking intelligence and flair.
Ad Age highlighted Brule's ability to combine an "uncommon mix of intelligence, visual flair and substance on global affairs, business, culture and design" into the magazine.
This was not a perversion; it was a true reinterpretation, accomplished with always evident intelligence and theatrical flair.
A passionate reader and founding member of the Library's Fellows, Joan gave us encouragement and support in countless ways, always with intelligence, humor, and flair.
The pianist Blair McMillen can play composers like Liszt, Debussy and Scriabin with flair, intelligence and Juilliard-honed virtuosity, as his self-produced 2004 recording "Soundings" makes abundantly clear.
How dare you!'" But Dan dares, and, like what he says or not, few do so with such intelligence, insight and flair.
