Sentence examples for editorial flair from inspiring English sources
This renewed recognition of editorial flair: What does it mean for you? 1.
"And anyone who saw her issue of the Statesman will have seen that she has an editorial flair.
Reader research, to ascertain what readers wanted from magazines, was also developed in the 1930s and proved to be a useful tool, though no substitute for editorial flair.
In West Hollywood, Calif., Joe Cole, an owner of Tenoversix there, said his online sales are up 30 percent this year from 2011, thanks in part to "more editorial flair" and improved functionality on the site.
Business which was once regarded as a dull area of dry statistics became a fascinating stage of drama, triumphs and tragedies, thanks to Jim's editorial flair and leadership.
How would creating a professional pool of consistently trained journalists affect the entrepreneurial flair that drives editorial success?
Impressed by her creative and sartorial flair, Lee has since then, forged a strong working relationship with Wintour collaborating with her on both editorial and advertising projects in the seventies.
Liberace certainly had flair.
