Sentence examples for such panache and from inspiring English sources

It was even an honour to be made fun of by Craig, because he did it with such panache and such joy.

It was a brilliantly novel concept – grainy shots of movies that never existed, created with such panache and knowing that you felt they must do.

It was a daring trick that few singers could have pulled off with such panache, and it had an electrifying effect on the audience".

Bissell's book, like Tewdwr Moss's, is the record of a trip that lasted only a few weeks, yet it's written with such panache and laden with so much information that it rises to real seriousness.

He performed his many roles with such panache, and such obvious enjoyment of being William F. Buckley Jr., that he captivated people who otherwise would have despised someone who did much to move the United States politically to the right from the early 1950s until his death in 2008.

When England hosted and won the Uefa Under-18 European Championships in 1993 under the managership of Ted Powell, they did so with such panache and charm that it was easy to let the imagination run wild as we envisioned what these players might ultimately achieve.

French legend Laurent Fignon is most remembered now for two things: the two back-to-back Tours he won with such panache in 1983 and 1984, and the one he lost to Greg LeMond in 1989.

For a few years, he won so frequently and dependably, and with such panache, that it seemed possible that perfection could exist on a tennis court.

By winning against the odds, and with such panache, he becomes Rome's Michael Jordan, its Tom Cruise, translating his celebrity into cultural currency and power.

In 2004 he elevated it to 53; last season he struck 1,600 runs at 63 and with such panache his omission from the touring party to Pakistan a few months on would be received by Emburey with the comment that Shah "would have to bat like Don Bradman to play any better".

Roger is absolutely stunning, on court and off - such panache.