Meanings of savoir-faire in English

Even the daffy reporter has a photographic memory and a certain savoir-faire.

This cognac has since become a symbol of refinement and savoir-faire throughout the world.

These complementary angles enable us to extract synergies between venues and pool our savoir-faire.

And also, plus de volonte que de savoir-faire.

The atmosphere of quiet savoir-faire was a subtle reminder that this is not her first rodeo.

The messaging of Metiers d'Art is to remind the world of the sophistication and savoir-faire of Chanel.

I expected no less of your savoir-faire.

Chanel is about the savoir-faire of Paris.

No; he surely hadn't meant admiration for her savoir-faire; yet, for some reason, Missy didn't feel disappointed.

Had he noticed her lack of savoir-faire?

He hasn't much savoir-faire.

Agents here work for the seller, not the buyer. Buying in the City of Light certainly requires savoir-faire (know-how).

In summer, sunscreen-doused English tourists wander off ferries from Portsmouth, while the French flock here for summer breezes and Breton savoir-faire.

He said those firms appreciated French productivity and "savoir-faire" and warned that Paris would fight others which exploit cheap labor.

No man of ordinary breeding or SAVOIR-FAIRE would have gone off like that!'