Sentence examples for nice flourish from inspiring English sources

That "stabbing" is a nice flourish.

This is a nice flourish, but is it true?

Carved wading birds on a chest of drawers and framed moody shots of fishing boats added a nice flourish.

At frequent intervals the narrative executes a nice flourish in the form of some densely emblematic image or epigrammatic remark.

Years later, commenting on the last line of the speech, Valenti declared, "I must say, in my naïveté, I thought that was a nice flourish.

The Times describes the scene: " 'This is legit,' he said, stabbing his finger into the documents". That "stabbing" is a nice flourish.

The show does have some nice flourishes.

These are the kind of things that aren't must-haves, but rather nice flourishes that give the app some flair.

It's a perfectly serviceable device with its share of nice flourishes, but it just doesn't stand out very much.

After that, Obama offers a nice theatrical flourish: a prop.

"It was a nice rhetorical flourish," said Steve Bartlett, president of the Financial Services Roundtable.