Sentence examples for be only one element from inspiring English sources

Anwar's story turns out to be only one element buried deep within a wider-roaming saga of star-crossed Ivy League academics.

Brent Staples accurately states that the SAT may be only "one element among many in predicting college performance" ("The Coming Backlash Against 'the Big Test,' " Editorial Observer, July 10).

So the teaching of phonics needs to be only one element of a rich and varied reading curriculum, if we are to ensure that children in our schools become keen and successful readers.

Osborne stressed the refugee programme could be only one element in a wider plan to address the root causes of the refugee crisis, with action to tackle Assad's "evil" regime as well as Isis.

Wang has a sophisticated understanding about how his vision is only one element of what happens on a catwalk, and how audience interpretation plays a part.

Norris was trying to get on the undercard of the David Reid-Felix Trinidad show here on March 3. "His speech pattern was only one element that concerned us," Homansky said.

But that tradition in love-literature which sets a transcendent value on love, merging the love-object with divinity, is only one element in a developing complex whole.

Remarkable a critic as Kael was, in her efforts to praise the Hollywood screenwriter, she failed to recognise that the screenplay was only one element in a movie that had Welles's stamp on every frame.

Polarization is only one element of the heated debate surrounding the Internet's effect on politics.

However, our study suggests more emphasis on the professional network, in which specialised health care is only one element.

It is the first conference on this topic to be held at Oxford, but it is only one element in a much broader campaign.