Sentence examples for flashes of real from inspiring English sources
But it has flashes of real wit along the way.
Some questions I received showed flashes of real anger.
Aside from the fear factor (the devils arrive in flashes of real fire).
But there has been plenty of excellent fighting chess and flashes of real class.
A tightly wound Mr. Bradbury gives perhaps the most layered turn, offsetting Bobby's reflexive menace with flashes of real grief.
Jackson's production has flashes of real flair, but too often it just makes a simple story seem complicated and plodding.
But in a campaign season like this one, the occasional flash of real gold amid the dross stands out even more sharply.
"You suddenly get such a flash of real men, real women, real children, all [going across] the ocean for their different reasons.
There is, despite Linklater's words, something fleetingly creepy about Richard in the film, the odd flash of real, glassy-eyed menace – because of those killer looks.
Yet periodically, just as you are writing the whole thing off, there is a flash of real mischief or sardonic humour.
In this very British So-what, there is only the occasional flash of real wit, as in the book's list of obligatory events in American coming-of-age films.
