Meanings of more flair in English

This is how she works, more flair than forensic, a committed opportunist.

I can deliver this message with more flair, with more panache,' Obama said.

Designers said men's outfits were also getting a bit more flair.

They don't make many mistakes but you just expect a bit more flair.

The cars these executives bring to Geneva, too, reflect a bit more flair and swagger.

George Bush seduces Tony Blair in the Oval Office with more flair than Bill Clinton.

We would like to have a bit more flair.

Here Evans had shown a bit more flair.

Her father, than whom no one had had more flair, said: "Thomas is immortal."

Mack's approach has a bit more flair.

Ballack will be the first new component in a much-changed Chelsea team designed to achieve results with more flair.

Sure, mowing down enemies with your default shotgun is satisfying, but sometimes you need a firearm with a bit more flair.

My feelings at the moment would probably go with Valencia to win out because they've got a little bit more flair.

But as a captain he is going to need a little more flair and imagination if he is going to turn his team around.

The younger riders have got more imagination, more flair, but I still think they can improve their technique by becoming more communicative with the horses.

"Still, they could've picked a ship with more flair," said Celeste, trailing behind.