("Sometimes I swim with you in a room that is ocean sized and clear/Not here where all I breathe is smoke... ......) Beneath their white plastic masks, Karlsson, Winnberg and Wyatt wear yet more "masks" (they remain part-disguised by greasepaint and Brylcreem), as though wishing to retain an element of mystique no matter how hot it gets, and never quite reveal what makes them tick.
Most endeavors entail an element of risk, no matter how well they are managed.
Because the privy council's role in such matters is effectively no more or less than that of the government of the day, it has introduced an element of political influence – no matter how distant – into the control of the press.
Feelings of homelessness and displacement were major inspirations for the album but so were an element of unrelenting hope, no matter how small, and anticipation of death not in the feared way it's often looked at but in striving to live boldly while alive.
Therefore, an entity can be defined as the smallest indivisible element of matter that is related to the particular transfer phenomena.
At the workshop, astronomers and cosmologists considered two emerging ideas for the missing energy: the cosmological constant and a class of models called quintessence, after Aristotle's fifth element of matter.
So there was, as there usually is in such matters, an element of pique.
That may have contained an element of bravado, but people briefed on the matter said the major creditors were not unhappy with the current team.
There also can be an element of shame, or reservations about discussing financial matters, or a reluctance to complain.
The human person, however, consists in material (rupa) and mental (nama) factors, which leads to an account of the various elements of matter.
