Rather than being a star- or song-driven showcase (despite a notably eclectic soundtrack), "David" zigzags tonally and visually thanks to Mr. Nambiar, an eager student of flair.
She was a gifted student, with a flair for music, language and mathematics.
In 1960, a Hamburg art student with a flair for fashion and a passion for photography grabbed her camera and began to record intimate moments with a new group of friends, musicians from the north of England.
Sabol was a football-playing art student with a flair for self-promotion when, in the fall of 1962, his father Ed called him home to Philadelphia from Colorado College in Colorado Springs, advising the young man that they, and a few others yet to be hired, would be filming the National Football League's championship game that December.
Clair Biddulph and Nicole Methven, the two MBA students from Saint Mary's University behind Dementiaguide.com, are clear examples of students with a flair for both science and business.
(One imagines Moore's recommendation letters for her students: "Janice demonstrates a flair for arriving on time").
Moving up from a Finsbury Park bedsit through a damp and cellar-like basement on the Isle of Dogs, Mahoney was eventually granted a light-filled housing association flat which he and his students transformed with characteristic flair: a vine on the balcony, flowering window-boxes and hand-laid parquet flooring.
But as the only transportation school not in the motor belt, the Art Center offers a more international flair (its students include a large number of Asians), the flash of the ostentatious Los Angeles car culture, and the influence of Southern California's film industry.
She said: "The student, I felt, had real flair and talent in composition, and this was not recognised.
In his student days in Rochester he used this flair to fatten his wages as reporter of high-school news for a newspaper.
