Sentence examples for remarkable flair from inspiring English sources

Though Mr Mandela has embodied such policies as reconciliation, and carried them out with remarkable flair, several have sprung from the party rather than from him.

Art critics note his remarkable flair for switching style from Dali to Turner to Pollock to cave-painting.Aged 30, Seif is staking his claim as Libya's future philosopher-king.

She rarely deployed what was clearly a remarkable flair for comedy - listen to her recording of Rossini's Il Turco in Italia, if you don't believe me - and predominantly limited herself to a repertoire that was essentially tragic in tone.

Ben Holmes, partner at Index Ventures who will join the Secret Escapes board added in a statement: "The Secret Escapes team has shown remarkable flair in creating a set of travel offers which really resonate with customers.

Why some members of this family developed such a dramatic form of defense is still a mystery, though the researchers speculate that because amphibians have a remarkable flair for regeneration, the African frogs may heal up afterward, just like Wolverine.

The movie brought the point home with remarkable flair.

For a first film, it is directed with remarkable confidence and flair.

But this is a film put together with remarkable confidence and flair.

The Daily Mail, a paper which was once remarkable for its flair, has become startlingly boring, with page after page devoted to mad Cherie and her evil entourage.

It is a deeply impressive and intelligent film about Alzheimer's disease starring Julie Christie and directed by the Canadian actor-turned-director Sarah Polley, who at just 28 years old, has shown remarkable maturity and flair with her adaptation of an Alice Munro short story, The Bear Came Over the Mountain.

But Brzezinski, a former Moscow correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, tells the story of American and Soviet decisions with remarkable dramatic — even cinematic — flair.