Sentence examples for more pizzazz from inspiring English sources

"We thought we would start with more pizzazz.

I had more pizzazz by then, and I was a professional.

Fort-Brescia is enthusiastic and engaging, and it's obvious why he is able to sell his designs to business people who want a little more pizzazz.

Later on, designers with established names, including Norman Bel Geddes, Raymond Loewy and Dieter Rams, were commissioned to give industrial products more pizzazz.

"You weren't on any damn gay cruise, because if you were, you would have come back with more pizzazz, not less".

For many years "The Huntley-Brinkley Report" on NBC had higher ratings and more pizzazz; CBS eventually caught up in the ratings during the 1967-68 televiseasoneaseason

It also looks terrific: brighter, with a lot more visual pizzazz than the "Shrek" films.

There seems to be a lot more technology and pizzazz here than at the Tate show.

And, while we're at it, is there room in this essentially Victorian game for a little more show-biz pizzazz?

From 2011, when the initial stage of the Getty Conservation Institute project is completed, they will try to give the tomb an air of pizzazz more commonly seen at Western museums and monuments.

They always sought to produce more sizzle and pizzazz to draw more eyeballs, leaving substance as an afterthought if it was considered at all.