Sentence examples for panache on from inspiring English sources
In all the harum-scarum high jinks of "Lend Me a Tenor," Ken Ludwig's romp about opera (slickly directed by Stanley Tucci, at the Music Box), there is a lot of theatrical panache on display, but not one idea.
So far, his panache on the circuit has paid off.
There isn't a lot of panache on this Italian squad compared to recent tournaments.
Sadly you haven't displayed the same panache on Twitter that you show at the dispatch box.
They became known for their formidable sight-reading, their ability to execute difficult scores with great panache on minimal acquaintance.
As danced with panache on Sunday by Maria Alexandrova, the character has a motif of rapid runs on point across the stage, inflected with many colors.
"Panache," put on by the Players Theater, is, like all good screwball comedies, a justification of its own unlikeliness.
The Unites States showed some panache early on, as Jeff Powers opened the scoring by firing home a lob and then had perhaps the prettiest goal of the tournament for the United States.
Gondry displays his usual panache for easy-on-the-eye images, in particular the grainy, oversaturated home movies and a scene in which children are made to look like they're wearing invisible clothing as a Charlotte Gainsbourg track plays over the soundtrack.
Some school leaders' petty insistence on inflicting their own lack of anything resembling panache or style on to people who are experimenting with versions of who they might be smacks, to me, of horrific jealousy of youth.
The war would continue.Mr McCullough, a popular two-time winner of the Pulitzer prize and the National Book Award, tells the tale of the reverses of 1776 with all the panache of his earlier books on Harry Truman and on the building of the Panama Canal.
