Sentence examples for sort of flair from inspiring English sources

"We use them because they are a classic look but they have an exotic sort of flair," he said.

They require creative leadership and the sort of flair for the dramatic that we saw last week.

The Mets even added a sort of flair that has not been part of their victory formula until last night: the pinch-hitter Pat Tabler singled in two runs with the bases loaded during a five-run eighth inning.

On another Latin-flavored piece, Mr. Lake dug into a sequence of mercurial cascades, putting a sharp burr in his tone; when the rhythm shifted into swing for Ms. Allen, she exercised a probing sort of flair.

For an Apple product to be released these days without some sort of flair or pronounced logo is shocking.

Peter Bogdanovich has countless stories, and he tells them with the sort of flair you'd expect from a man who wears a neck scarf.

Miranda, meanwhile, seems desperate to establish any sort of personal flair by wearing grossly oversize earrings, one pair dangling like ninja stars, another like serving spoons.

The new space brought "something unique and something more intriguing" and a "sort of European flair" not found in ordinary office space, according to Patti Councill, communications manager for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, the chain's parent company.

McGurk would not reveal how he would vote on Sunday, but said: "David is liked because he's got a lot of charisma, he's down to earth, he gives the place a sort of international flair – and apparently because we Scots have this reputation for being careful with our money, which I hadn't realised we had until I came to Germany".

His national teams, however, play with the sort of attacking flair that Abramovich and his chief executive Peter Kenyon say they want.

As a Gingerbread device, it doesn't pack the sort of visual flair that Android 4.0 brings to the table, but LG's custom UI seems more responsive and less intrusive than before.