Sentence examples for true flair from inspiring English sources
True flair players have had to up the ante: for the knockout stages, Neymar has even awarded himself his own golden boot, courtesy of Nike.
Olivia Goldsmith's "Bad Boy" is a much slighter book, and a no less trite or formulaic one, But it has the significant advantage of being funny, since Ms. Goldsmith (who wrote "The First Wives Club" and whose every sneeze has apparently been optioned as a possible movie) has a true flair for the bonbons-and-toenails thing.
But before all that, Snipes quits his job with true paper-whipping flair.
Her delivery is impeccable and the snark she infuses into the writing is done with true ease and flair.
Seattle Weekly's Joe Williams enjoyed the song, writing "even with the slow, bubbling beat and energetic keyboards, topped with top-notch delivery by Jay and Kay, it's Redding in the background that gives the single its true life and flair".
And when you do, here's something to think about: As many of us saw during the Super Bowl, branding that's incrementally innovative won't move the meter, just as tried and true efforts executed without flair will fall flat.
True to Trump's flair for the dramatic, the trip south of the border will guarantee news coverage for the New York businessman and former reality TV star.
James Copnall: Uraguay's Alvaro Recoba - in the true sense of the term flair, he alternated brilliance with invisibility.
Selecting some 500 garments from the museum's vast archive, combined with 80 couture pieces of his own design, Lacroix has revised fashion history in his own checked, polka-dotted, striped and quilted image, exuberantly mixing up styles and periods — much like he does in his own collections — with the flair of a true postmodernist.
Mike combined a flair for showmanship with true business acumen.
In his true fashion, Dave Barnes adds his own contemporary flair to the covers including "All I Want for Christmas Is You," "The Christmas Song," and Bing Crosby's classic "I'll Be Home for Christmas".
