Meanings of indefinable air in English

She left the room with an indefinable air of boredom.

There was about him an indefinable air of princely prosperity.

He had the indefinable air of a bad 'un.

She saw that she was somewhat pale and that she had an indefinable air of dishevelment.

There was an indefinable air about her which showed that she would carry through whatever she undertook.

It is that " indefinable air", to which Nick attaches experiences of which he actually knows nothing.

The Major nodded dismissal with an indefinable air of irony, and Joe went unhappily out of his office.

The indefinable air of good-breeding

The couple had an indefinable air of prosperous thrift-theyevidently got a good deal of luxury for their money.

There was a strange, indefinable air of sadness about him which reminded Hunter of the sombre little Princess Lyla.

She wore some excellently set rubies with that indefinable air of having more at home that is so difficult to improvise.

There was in the atmosphere an indefinable air of relaxation, of rest after labour, which added tenfold to the brightness of the scene.

He looked sleek and well-dressed, and he had always his indefinable air of straining himself furtively upon tiptoe to reach some unattainable height.

Cornelia's glance took in the magnificent proportions of the man, the indefinable air of birth and breeding, the faultless toilette; the strong, dark features.

And yet in spite of everything, there was that indefinable air of something lacking, as in a house from which the woman is gone.

He felt that he ought not to look about him much, but the odor of cleanness, and the indefinable air of personality, tempted him.