flair

IPA: fɫˈɛr

Examples of "flair" in Sentences

Investigative flair is seen as a sign of eccentricity.
Looking at 90 minutes of charts and graphs, even with charts and graphs done well with theatrical flair, is boring.
The latest: Hatto's husband finally speaks, and his non-denial denials show a certain flair and appreciation for the art.
The fare here pays homage to the home-cooked specialties of the South, and that regional flair is evident throughout the menu.
Chef Garseus, who had a Latin American flair to his cooking, had similar problems during the entire competition, but got everything right last night in Kitchen Stadium.
He's taking that flair from the Outback to the economic heyday of the 1920's with his next project -- an adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, "The Great Gatsby."
Preparing a document for translation may be, sometimes, a tricky and potentially overwhelming job, depending on how important the project is, and how vital, say, specific terminology or marketing flair is to this particular translation.