And having thus obeyed the obscure instincts of savoir faire, satisfied some obscurer desire to flatter, he went on: "My girl showed me your letter.
Upset by the events of the afternoon, Lady Valleys had not shown her usual 'savoir faire'.
But she had great trust in the preacher's instinct of hospitality, and in Mr. Sauls' savoir faire.
Miss Cripps had nosavoir faire whatever, and they were all taken by surprise, and stared silently at the apparition in evening dress, suddenly appearing in that dull room.
She had often in old days had reason to be grateful to Mr. Sauls for his savoir faire; now she was once more thankful for it.
But tink of other women--the trouble with you is, you have no, as the French people say, you have no savoir faire.
Again in my eventful career I felt myself tremble; I knew not what I should say, any savoir faire being quite gone.
I fell weakly into the chair by which I had stood, for the first time in a not uneventful career feeling that mysavoir faire had been overtaxed.
She meant that he was not an aristocrat, and did not possess the savoir faire, or the family associations, that completely round out the American or English gentleman.
Americans of the official class have, as a rule, an absolute lack of savoir faire and social refinement; lack them so utterly as to become comical.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "savoir faire" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
