Sentence examples for a real element of from inspiring English sources

The greenhouse adds a real element of experimentation.

"There's a real element of danger," said Mr. Schleger, puffing on a cigar.

There's a real element of being on air when you're at your desk".

"I sense there is now a real element of desperation amongst people," he says, cradling a coffee during a brief respite.

There was a real element of hype and I'll hold my hand up and admit I got caught up in that.

Even with the most thorough of analysis, there is a real element of unfamiliarity through playing opponents rarely or possibly never encountered before.

Unlike the Sarvāstivāda concept of appropriation, the notion of seeds is used here only in a conventional sense and thus does not designate any real element of existence whether associated with, or dissociated from, thought.

"Weight in this sense is not just a cost element but also a very real element of aircraft performance.

That first day at "Star Trek" we were having a story meeting, and I proposed a plot twist that was rooted in astrophysics, involving an unusual star, intense cosmic rays and a very real element of science.

Whether the market recovered or not, the potential for damage is a pretty daunting prospect for the future of the world's economy, and is proof that cyber attacks are becoming a very real element of warfare.

Neil and I have become very good friends and there has been no real element of competition.