Sentence examples for an element among from inspiring English sources

"There is an element among protesters who feel that classical tactics are stale," said Todd Gitlin, a professor of journalism and sociology at Columbia University who was a leader of antiwar protests in the 1960's and has studied protest movements.

"There's an element among women who are still doing well in their jobs of, 'I deserve it, I need it, I've got to have my fix.' " As recently as a year ago, that shoe fix might have been delivered by Jimmy Choo, Sergio Rossi, Pierre Hardy, Brian Atwood, Walter Steiger, Nicholas Kirkwood or any of the other high-end players who got in on the lucrative market in keeping women well shod.

An element among the strikers also plans to loot houses along Algonquin Avenue, including Farnham's.

Correction: June 18 , 2001 Monday An article on June 4 about reprocessing nuclear fuel included an element incorrectly among those that can be recovered for reuse in reactors.

There is a wistful element among these damsels, a pining for a lost innocence.

For example, in the MmBMM dataset, we found an NF-κB signature in 659 genes, of which 55 also contained an ISRE element; among the 65 NF-κB targets with highest induction by LPS, 12 genes also had an ISRE element.

True Grit didn't earn a single Golden Globe nod but the Academy's current 5,755 voting members are a different breed and there's a strong element among them that likes a good "oater", as staff at the US trade mag Variety like to call the genre for reasons best known to themselves.

2002), the court explained that the patents' specification referring to the sandwich configuration as an "essential element among all embodiments or connotations of the invention" and"universal to all the embodiments" plainly indicates an intention to limit the claim scope.

Recently, thanks to intellectual progress made in the field with the aim of identifying a common element among all the different species concepts, a single, more general, concept of species known as General Lineage Species Concept has been suggested [ 30].

There is a strong element among conservative M.P.s who blame Mr Butler for having stayed Sir Anthony's hand in the Suez adventure.

All of the cases in this group, with the exception of Shelburne v. Crossan, may be distinguished in two respects: In each case the shedding of light upon plaintiffs' property was only one, and a minor element among many, which, together, were held to constitute nuisance.