Sentence examples for a more flash from inspiring English sources

In 1953, Frey -- adopting a more Flash Gordon, less minimalist approach to his beloved off-the-shelf industrial materials -- added a round, aluminum-sided second-floor bedroom with porthole windows.

"Agronsky & Company" -- largely because of Agronsky's own strong personality -- had a little more flash than "Washington Week in Review," but there was a level of earnestness about both programs.

America's National Society of Film Critics deemed his work the year's best; Academy voters may prefer a little more flash and dazzle.

Mechanisms evolve — technology has given them a lot more flash and firepower in the digital era — but the aspiration they satisfy may well be hard-wired into our bodies.

And you'd be hard pressed to deny the directorial verve of Iñárritu's work in the backstage drama: like Boyhood, it's a high-wire novelty item, though its artificial one-take conceit lends it a lot more flash and dazzle.

We realised we could be a bit more flash with Ianto now he's come out of the background and started to assert himself a bit more.

[Hollingworth] let me go out with the costume designer and choose Peggy's wardrobe, which needed to be a lot more flash and upmarket.

The rucksacks on the playground this year could be a little bit more flash.

One of the reasons Arledge is not automatically mentioned in the same breath as many of the other giants is probably that in some quarters at least, he carried a reputation for more flash and sizzle than substance.

Sure, it has a few more flashing lights than a few years ago, but it's still essentially a machine whose only role in life is to accommodate a transaction every few minutes.

The result was a collection that was more flash than fashion.