I have a certain flair for what's going to be a success in that direction, and of course I've been everywhere and seen everything.

For the most part, it means just first-rate shooting, combined with the trained instinct and flair of the sportsman.

The careerist instinct, the inherited flair for a career, must not be confounded with the instincts of self-preservation, self-expansion or self-expression, because they are utterly different.

We live in a generation which has acquired a flair for the pathologic.

They will be shrewd, but without imagination, without flair.

My vigilance, my astuteness, my resource unfathomable, my flair, my soul of an artist, my patience inexhaustible, my address so firm and yet so delicate, my mastery of the minds of those others less gifted, my" "Oh, stow it!"

He felt singularly sure he had played the gratuitous ass in this affair, and he didn't in the least desire to see the reflection of a like conviction in the eyes of a pretty young woman with a flair for the ridiculous.

Endymion, who had an exquisite flair for the approval of his own class, soon learned to take an honest pride in his liberalism and to enjoy its discreet display.

The flair of a jest is lost in a pause.

When Percy said some one had flair, it was the highest praise he could give.

He always told me I had flair, and that was why he was so eager to put my stories in his papers.

I remember his remark when that dreadful man, Arthur Gideon, said in some review or other (I dislike his reviews, they are so conceited and cocksure, and show often such bad taste), 'Flair and genius are incompatible.'

Percy said simply, 'Flair is genius.'

No, I don't think I have flair; I think I have, instead, a message; or many messages.

I had done nothing beyond making Grim's acquaintance and by good luck tickling his flair for odd friendship.

If the researcher had not followed a false scent across the Channel, if his flair for tragic passion had not destroyed in him all sense of proportion, he could not possibly have missed it; for it stared him in the face, simple, obvious, inevitable.

(In Flair, June 1950) © 26May50; B247718.

(In Flair, July 1950)

(In Flair, Feb. 1950)

(In Flair, June 1950) © 26May50; B247718.

(In Flair, July 1950)

(In Flair, Feb. 1950)

In both these series, the inherent loveliness of Radha and the cowgirls is expressed by supple flowing line, a flair for natural posture and the inclusion of poetic images.

Sa mère étoit une chrétienne, qui l'avoit fait baptiser à la loi Grégoise (selon le rît des Grecs) "pour lui oster le flair et

Lui et son fils ont été baptisés à la Grecque, pour ôter le flair (la mauvaise odeur), et l'on m'a dit même que la mère de son fils étoit chrétienne.