Sentence examples for modest flair from inspiring English sources
Yet it is written with modest flair and an attractive sentimental warmth.
He embraced the cause of Greek national independence, trained Greek soldiers and became a commander in their army, succumbing to a fever during the Turkish siege of Missolonghi at the early age of 36.Benita Eisler presents the narrative of Byron's whirlwind career with modest flair and scholarly attention to detail.
Setting up his practice in Brooklyn, Scarano developed a reputation as someone who brought an element of flair to even modest projects.
The modest café here has sunny flair; and there's a petit shop.
For such a modest man, he has a flair not only for standing-up to those in power, but for doing so with a sense of theatre.
Their publication started a British media frenzy: The Sun, that upstanding bastion of journalistic integrity, ran "SHAME ON YOU!" as their front-page title, whilst the Daily Mirror ran a more modest "Dying Diana Photo Fury", nevertheless showing a flair for double alliterations..
Their publication started a British media frenzy: The Sun, that upstanding bastion of journalistic integrity, ran "SHAME ON YOU!" as their front-page title, whilst the Daily Mirror ran a more modest "Dying Diana Photo Fury", nevertheless showing a flair for double alliterations... Warning: This post may cause offence.
Their showing was a triumph for the coach, Joachim Löw, who has pieced together many players of modest experience and swiftly achieved success without sacrificing flair.
The Challenger's interior is the other modest disappointment, with little attempt to match the retro flair of the exterior.
Ms. Gardos doesn't possess Mr. Eszterhas's flair for the sensational and the provocative, but most things in this modest film do ring true.
