Sentences with phrase «great panache»
"Great panache" means having a lot of style, flair, or confidence in the way you do or present something. Full definition
With great panache for mixing colour and pattern, Catherine breathed much - needed life into her home, pairing vintage finds with modern pieces and, of course, some crafty DIY.
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«Commonweal Catholic» was a term of great panache twenty - five and more years ago.
You did with great panache though!
It may tip the scales at a hefty 2185 kg, but the GLE350d Coupe handles with great panache when hurried along on winding back roads.
Simpson acknowledges that Spacey gave a performance «of great panache,» but he was still a heavily made - up 58 - year - old playing a man in his 80s.
Wright shows versatility with his direction in «Hot Fuzz,» directing action scenes with great panache and energy.
The film is great at building a sense of dread throughout and Carpenter, of course, brings his excellent musical score along with his great panache for action.
The dance scenes are highly suggestive (of course), if not outright crude, but Soderbergh (acting as his own director of photography) wisely shoots and edits them like any other Hollywood director might — with great panache and little regard for subtlety.
That movie was directed, with great panache, by Brad Furman, the director of Runner Runner, which opens today.
On the iPhone, however, there's little that News does that a well - established third - party apps like Flipboard don't do with greater panache.