Sentence examples for needed an element of from inspiring English sources

The same could be said of the win over the Republic of Ireland, only because Scotland's impressiveness during the game could not be certain to deliver the victory; the team needed an element of conviction.

You need an element of fearlessness to do that.

To win big tournaments you need an element of luck.

Self-aware tough guys need an element of self-mockery.

"You need to bond a bit with the people you're dealing with; you need an element of trust".

"No matter how well known or how successful you are, you need an element of constant reassurance," he said.

"If you're going to win the Cup you need an element of luck," lamented Kevin Blackwell, Sheffield United's manager.

"The problem with last night," he explains to the other four members of the group, "is that you need an element of performance when you're doing this.

Histrionics can be fatal in all three works, which, despite their emotional complexity, need an element of reflective dispassion in performance if they are to succeed.

The lesson we learned from this little exercise: "You do need an element of pressure to make people donate," Mr. Wolff said.

This beautiful and refined analysis of grief is the stuff of a Rodenbach poem, but even a short novel needs an element of action, and it is this that is precipitated in the second chapter.