panache造句

Deliver them with style, confidence and panache.

A Pickpocket Needs Poise, Patience And panache.

The BBC Symphony Orchestra played with great panache.

Her panache at dealing with the world's media is quite astonishing.

DAVID MITCHELL, a British novelist, has a reputation for courage and panache as a writer.

Gates does not have the bluster or panache of his predecessor, Donald Rumsfeld.

With its wry reporting and visual panache, Wired offers a headfirst dive into the tech world.

But Mr Carey pulls the pathetic fallacy out of the hat with panache.

The piano black finished satellites look stunning at this price point, and the wired controller adds even more panache to the air of quality.

It has certainly blossomed into one of the most glamorous couplings in presidential history, perhaps topped for style and panache only by the Kennedys.

Manchester United have won their first five games and are playing with so much panache you wouldn't discount them emulating the record of 10 straight victories set by Ron Atkinson's team in 1985.

Who have you known who has lived their lives with the panache of an artist attacking his or her canvas or a musician calling forth a melody from a chaotic flurry of noises?