Sentence examples for and includes elements of from inspiring English sources

Sikhism arose in the Punjab region of India in the 15th century and includes elements of Hinduism and Islam.

It is a short musical journey through the fascinating and complex history of the island and includes elements of Ma Normandie, French folk tunes and Gerard Le Feuvre's Island Home.

He began to call himself Shoko Asahara and to gather followers for his ostensibly Buddhist religion, which also promotes Tibetan-style mysticism and includes elements of Hinduism, such as use of the image of the god Shiva and the practice of yoga exercises.

The virus is effectively a rather diffuse organism and includes elements of the host.

Fine motor activity depends on the ability to perform precise movement co-ordination and includes elements of hand eye co-ordination and that of manual dexterity which required increased concentration [ 21].

The intervention is consistent with the 'Dutch Guideline of Oncologic Revalidation (Richtlijn Oncologische Revalidatie)' [ 23] and includes elements of a participatory approach, in which the participant will be actively involved in the development, content and execution of his/her RTW plan.

The music demonstrated Byrne's facility in different genres, and included elements of pop, jazz, and reggae, though Timbers likened its predominant mood to the numinous Nordic rock of the band Sigur Rós.

Alice in Wonderland, American animated musical film, released in 1951, that was a madcap family classic based on Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland (1865) and included elements of his later sequel, Through the Looking-Glass (1871).

The design of the groups took a bottom-up approach and included elements of meat quality, meat safety and risk reduction strategies.

Projects focus on design of novel solutions to grand challenges related to infrastructure, systems and the environment, and include elements of the different areas to demonstrate the interconnectedness of the discipline.

Kristina Sandklef, a China analyst who is advising Degavro, said the expert's comments on the way the teenager's Korean was often ungrammatical and included elements of other dialects picked up in a decade living as a roaming kotjebi or streetchild had been misinterpreted.