Meanings of more swagger in English

It seemed to me a mighty pose carried off with more swagger than style.

I think breeches are a lot more swagger than habits.

Crepe was more swagger than ever before, both as trimming and for entire costumes.

I said carelessly, "Allen is a jackdaw, full of more swagger than sense."

There's more swagger in his demeanor than there was in 2016 -and there was plenty then.

If Pellegrino can match Puel's achievements, albeit with substantially more swagger and style, then it will surely be job done.

The playing in the Golijov needs more swagger and less effort, while Roth's music strains for effects the material won't yield.

Suddenly, Luke has a lot more swagger and two love interests, including conceptual artist Cassie (Sasha Lane) and fellow student Sophie (Hannah Marks).

More scars, more broken noses, more knives, more swagger.