Words similar to panache

Example sentences for: panache

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"Roy gives us a richly pictorial sense of these characters' daily routines and habits," said Michiko Kakutani in the New York Times , "and she delineates their emotional lives with insight and panache, revealing the fatal confluence of jealousy, cruelty and naivete that shapes their destinies forever."
West's writing lacks the lucidity and panache of his Harvard colleague and sometime collaborator Henry Louis Gates.
You can find his byline all through a typical day's paper, usually appended to a few news items and at least one human-interest story, written with all the tough-guy-with-a-heart-of-gold panache you expect from the tabloids, but so rarely get.
By the time he died, in a car accident that may have been an act of suicide provoked by Clare's indifference, she'd learned enough from him to step into his job with assurance and fill it with panache.
France could be in for a period of weakened, indecisive government . " Le Figaro of Paris agreed that Jospin would be weakened, but in an editorial congratulated both Strauss-Kahn on his "panache" in resigning so quickly, and the French people on their desire "that Latin societies behave more and more like Anglo-Saxon ones in demanding responsibility and probity from their leaders."