You might think that creating the perfect piece of music - whether it's a classical great, jazz masterpiece or pop hit - is all down to the composer's talent, flair or even genius.
But Brzezinski, a former Moscow correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, tells the story of American and Soviet decisions with remarkable dramatic — even cinematic — flair.
The Everton manager described Palace as the "best defensive set-up in the league" before kick-off and attempted to break through with even greater flair than usual.
The dynamic extremes of the rather eclectic overture to "Les Francs-Juges" were infused, in his reading, with an energetic, even athletic flair.
"I think she'll be left alone," said Sandi Shea, who works near the new Palin home at a nursery that sells cactuses and other desert plants to residents who want to add even more flair to the stunning landscape.
Maske was neatly followed into the German boxing business, and the developing battle between competing television channels, by Sven Ottke, a fighter with even less flair but more skill.
Huddersfield will certainly need to become sharper up front – improving creativity and goalscoring is surely the next stage of their development – but the unity with which they have fought has been uplifting to watch even when flair has been absent.
In it the former investment banker comes across as arrogant: proud of his "excessive risks" and "errors", and bragging that, although he was playing the same game as everyone else, he was playing it with even more flair and bravado.
To his credit, Roth not only assembles an excellent cast headed by future arthouse celebs Winstone and Swinton, he directs with a gloomy, even claustrophobic flair that recalls vintage Bergman.
