Sentence examples for need flair from inspiring English sources
You need flair to ignore real problems, then to identify as problems those processes which are in fact working well enough.
"Voices of Spring," however, needs more flair and abandon than Yuhui Choe (sweet) and Alexander Campbell (merry) brought to it at either performance.
The Wings needed some flair to beat the Blues on Wednesday, coming back from a 2-0 deficitoto win the game in a shootout.
Instead of some of the expensive axle changes that Ford made on the Explorer, G.M. opted to upgrade its interiors, which with their cheap-looking plastic and ugly, scattered switches, sorely needed the flair.
Being casual is one thing, but one need not sacrifice flair.
And when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly and other local notables known for their sartorial flair need a new addition to their wardrobe, whom do they call?
With defenders taking up too much of the credit, the match was in need of whatever flair his half-fit body could offer.
They have an intricate understanding of what businesses need and a flair for building tools and resources to help meet those needs.
Secondly, on that need for artistic flair: John, mate, are you saying that this guy has none of that, or this guy, or this guy?
At the same time, the spokesman added, the king's message sometimes needs "background and flair".
