Sentence examples for simple flair from inspiring English sources

Ms. Du Pont, who is 35 and has two young daughters, dresses with simple flair and can usually be spotted wearing her signature chignon.

It is a smaller car with a hatchback: enough room for a family of four but with a simple style and a European flair; it is no mom bus.

Rachmaninoff revised this piece in March 1940, changing the melody but leaving the constant sextuplets, proving that the rushing figures are not simple bravura or flair.

The history needs scarcely any embellishment, though he tells it with flair: the simple facts of SAS activity make the "ripping yarns" of comic book heroes pale by comparison.

Parisians love novelty, have an abounding intellectual curiosity, know how to dress up the simplest cultural event with flair and elegance, and are avid patrons of the arts, so the theatres and concert halls, museums, art galleries, and art cinemas are always well attended.

Some clever lacing might also add some flair to this simple look (see below) Just make sure your shorts are short enough.

This adds flair to even a simple signature.

The ideal balance between too simple and extravagant, gold eyeliner gives new flair to the classic cat eye look.

Guys go for pure comfort during the day too, usually rocking a simple sweatsuit outfit with no real added flair except for the compulsory layers of fake tan.

A simple strand of pearls can add classic flair to a vintage-inspired high waisted short ensemble, while a chunky studded bangle bracelet might work better for something a little fresher and bolder.

If your soggy little heart demands that you resort to using a pet name, remember these simple rules: ▶ Don't imagine you possess a flair for invention (see Burton, above).