Sentence examples for new flair from inspiring English sources

Vicki Wildman, the only woman in the competition, testified to seeing Mr. Mays watch a new flair move, then replicate it flawlessly.

Chevy advertising was almost painfully wholesome and corny back then: "New fire, new flair, new freedom from care!" Why go further?

It started with the 2006 World Cup in Germany, when then-coach Jürgen Klinsmann brought a new flair to the team and the nation rallied behind it in a festival of flag-waving support previously unseen in post-war Germany.

At the moment they're working on an enhanced mod queue, subreddit styling, and a new flair system".

Or how about this CrunchGear classic, which thanks to YouTube's new flair, combines some hot pancakes with some cold weather?

If you're in the market for a new MP3 player and some new flair, you might want to consolidate your efforts into one device.

> There was good intra-rater repeatability for WML volumes calculated using the same FLAIR-derived threshold each time (SD of ±734 voxels) and with MCMxxxVI (SD of ±326 voxels) but not when an individual new FLAIR-derived threshold was used each time to segment the WMLs (SD of ±9,924 voxels, Table  4).

Of course we should promote young flair and new ideas but we should also value experience – and delight in talent and innovation at all ages.

Rescue with modern flair.

His menu has a New American flair tamed by English reserve.

Bilingual English-Russian menus are increasingly the norm at restaurants like Nostalgia and Del Mar, which specialize in Pacific seafood cooked with New Russian flair.