Sentence examples for the pizzazz of from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't have the pizzazz of Bill Clinton.

Its Web site (www.crd.ge.com) has all the pizzazz of a burned-out light bulb.

If Querrey infused American men's tennis with new energy, the deflated women's draw briefly offered the pizzazz of the Williams sisters.

But, while this match lacked the pizzazz of England's thumping of Italy on Saturday, Ireland have plenty of grounds for believing they can retain their title this spring.

With a 100m strip to straddle, the artist relied less on the suppleness of his line than on the pizzazz of a technical transformation.

No wonder the atmosphere was bitter (see article).At least a deal was done, thanks partly to the determined chairmanship of Germany's Angela Merkel, partly to the pizzazz of France's hyperactive new president, Nicolas Sarkozy.

It continues much of the romantic rollercoaster ride of How It Ends, while delivering a more rounded set of songs, led by engrossing immigrant tale "Along The Way" and the orchestral pizzazz of the yearning "The Clockwise Witness".

He's well equipped to take on Oscar Wilde, and his 1996 opera, "The Picture of Dorian Gray," luxuriates in a suitably eclectic aesthetic language, ranging from the late-Romantic regret of the elder Richard Strauss to the minimalist pizzazz of the young Philip Glass.

For five-year-old Pascal Walker it was the rhythmic pizzazz of the tiny tin army, the brave soldier's quest for the romance of his short life and the valiant endurance of a remarkable little fighter that seemed to make their mark.

The gaudy pizzazz of The Capitol, with its Flock of Seagulls inspired fashions and tasteless revelry, is absent.

As for the final two acts, Johnny Boy ('You are the Generation That Bought More Shoes and You Get What You Deserve') combine the pop pizzazz of Blondie with the swagger of the Jesus and Mary Chain, and art-rockers TV on the Radio ('Wolf Like Me') shoehorn so many influences into their sound that a punter as broad-minded as the Patient will, it is hoped, find something to love.