bravura

At other times, it is this kind of bravura that makes you love his work.

Her customer is then ready to face the day with bravura.

"We went in with a degree of bravura, and you have to do that."

I tried to present the Plan for what it was: a display of bravura.

I had not heard that theory advanced with such bravura before.

"No one did it with such bravura and a sense of generosity."

In the mountain dances, the men are given a great deal of bravura.

In such a performance bravura rather than precision is essential.

But they are also not immune to displays of bravura.

Beyond a show of technical bravura, what, if anything, has been gained?

In the past the bravura of such dancing could cause a sensation.

Most settled for just more examples of their usual bravura.

We just love to see the seemingly impossible being carried off with bravura.

"There is a bravura here that results from having to move around in very difficult traffic.

Bravura is insulted and wonders how the women put up with them.

He spoke simply, convincingly, with no trace of his old bravura.

If you think that sedentary bravura is a contradiction in terms, this should change your mind.

Architectural bravura alone does not distinguish the space, however.

His technique, if initially soft, exploded into speed and bravura by the end.

Both, as one may surmise from their credentials, have bravura to burn.

Even those who go out with bravura, I can't help but detect that as a defense mechanism.

He saw a certain amount of bravura in Harry Stewart.

"Nothing wins more loyalty for a leader than an air of bravura," the Duke said.

I think it will wow audiences with the impact and bravura of her writing."

For all of his public bravura, the private Liberace emerges as a rather pathetic figure.