Sentence examples for and incorporated elements of from inspiring English sources
They also appropriated, transformed and incorporated elements of many other South American religions, including animal and human sacrifices.
By the 1970's, the boundaries virtually collapsed as a few die-hard boppers picked up electronic instruments and incorporated elements of funk and rock.
A later style, known as hard bop, or funky, evolved from and incorporated elements of gospel music and rhythm and blues.
Along with other festivities, the celebration of Halloween was largely forbidden among the early American colonists, although in the 1800s there developed festivals that marked the harvest and incorporated elements of Halloween.
Formed at the height of the popularity of hard bop (which evolved from and incorporated elements of gospel music and rhythm and blues), Cannonball's second quintet, the Cannonball Adderley Quintet, was a success from the beginning.
Although the district system was said to have been borrowed from France, the new Japanese education was based on the study of Western education in general and incorporated elements of educational practice in all advanced countries.
In modeling the Olean program, we drew from experience with consumer products and incorporated elements typical of medical product PMS.
Whereas Baudelaire and Flaubert incorporated elements of both attitudes into their writings, other poets and novelists who followed them tended to take one or the other line to an extreme.
Along with a handful of other genres (R. & B., Chicago blues, various strains of Latin music), Fagen and Becker incorporated elements of jazz into their songwriting; for listeners who might've been unfamiliar with the particulars of what this meant, especially in a seventies-rock context, "elements of jazz" surely felt like pretentious shorthand for "nerd stuff".
It is generally thought that Vincent van Gogh, Camille Pissarro and Monet incorporated elements of these theories into their work.
Throughout the late Renaissance and Elizabethean eras, the image of Philomela and the nightingale incorporated elements of mourning and beauty after being subjected to an act of violence.
