Sentence examples for a dominant element from inspiring English sources

In the period following World War I, fantasy was a dominant element in representational sculpture.

"The floating roofline over the living space is a reference to the horizon, which is a dominant element in the view of the sea," he said.

The intensity of public feeling about what those who survived it called the Great War has surprised some, and annoyed others, but it has undoubtedly been a dominant element in the public mood.

You want the view to be a dominant element of your house, especially for a vacation home, where sitting, relaxing and staring out the window is a productive use of time.

The finest display of fern diversity is seen in the tropical rainforests, where in only a few hectares more than 100 species may be encountered, some of which may constitute a dominant element of the vegetation.

Ants constitute a dominant element of soil mesofauna due to their biomass, abundance, richness of species and distribution within terrestrial ecosystems.

It is a daily dance that has become a central, even dominant element of his schedule.

In a company whose virtual signature, for all the exceptions, is a plotless ballet with dancers on a bare stage, the use of décor as a major, even dominant, element is news.

In the nineteen-seventies, Colin Murray Parkes, a British psychiatrist and a pioneer in bereavement research, argued that the dominant element of grief was a restless "searching".

The dominant element was a mass of feedback generated by six electric guitars leaning against amplifiers; this was "Drones," a piece designed by Anderson's late husband, Lou Reed, and performed by Stewart Hurwood.

(Hence, the dominant element type was a four-node quadrilateral elements).