Sentence examples for with a particular flair from inspiring English sources
It is hard to imagine falling asleep during No 10, played and ended with a particular flair on Friday night by Timo Andres.
You know that story, and Posner tells it well, with a particular flair for showing how dozens of moving parts interacted.
The Huffington Post is a brilliantly packaged product with a particular flair for addressing the cultural and entertainment tastes of its overwhelmingly liberal audience.
Lazkano, for instance, has a particular flair for the cello, played Monday with alluring verve by Séverine Ballon, who produced Space Age glissandi or precise, fleeting dramatic gestures, poofs of sound.
Lyttelton now acknowledges, that Martin possessed a "particular flair for standing back from things".
There are plenty of similar neat reversals, formulaic transpositions and wordplays – for which Zaltzman has a particular flair.
The department store is the closest thing to a setting and a situation that sparks Bonello's imagination, though the relative variety of incidents that the young people whip up there to occupy their fearful and suspenseful hideout, including one man's lip-synch to Shirley Bassey's rendition of "My Way," isn't filmed with any particular flair or originality.
"Now Bogotá feels like it could be a city in the U.S., but with a particular Latin flair," Mr. Andrews said.
The program includes excerpts of operas by Mozart and Verdi, with the soprano Angela Gheorghiu and the bass René Pape, Strauss's "Don Juan" and Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra (which Solti conducted with a particular, Hungarian flair).
He begins to read it aloud to himself, with no particular flair or ardor.
The screenings happened to coincide with Carnival, which the town celebrates with its own particular flair, highlighting Jacmel's signature papier-mâché masks and historically minded costumes.
