Sentence examples for imagination flair from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the National Football Museum, where he helped launch an exhibition dedicated to the 125th anniversary of the Northern League, Pallister added: "He has great skill, great imagination, flair and goalscoring ability.

And so it is, this cooking in which Darroze infuses imagination, flair and absolute mastery of classical French technique with those self-consciously eclectic touches (Sichuan peppercorn icecream, for instance, with a poached apricot pudding) that remain so stubbornly in vogue.

Reid had the kind of political imagination, flair and charisma which is sorely needed today as the now shrunken left faces up to the task of whether it can create an effective "coalition of resistance" against the coalition government's cuts and privatisation programme.

He embodied artistry and imagination, flair and cunning, the kind of player that prioritised magic over muscle.

Whether a writer is drawing on personal experience or literary research, imagination is crucial, and Shelley approaches the task with great imaginative flair.

Current diplomacy is ineffectual because it lacks imagination or flair.

At Poggio ai Santi, he and his wife are channelling all their imagination and flair into providing it.

The British Open had a way of repeatedly making Mickelson look foolish, of stripping him of his creativity, imagination and flair.

Just because English football has in the past prioritised those virtues to the detriment of imagination and flair does not make them inappropriate here.

No wonder that adults and children alike seem captivated by this ebullient ode to nature carved out of bronze and done with exceptional artistic imagination and flair.

But this year, all the Italian clubs were eliminated before the quarterfinals of the European Champions League tournament, and the teams were criticized for lacking imagination and flair.