Sentence examples for be some elements of from inspiring English sources

The source acknowledged that there might be some elements of the evidence of which he was unaware.

There still appear to be some elements of divergence within the coalition though, with De Brum and Vieira Samper presenting a list of eight "points of convergence".

He believes that in the pile of false details Bergwall gave to police, there might still be some elements of truth.

And although the game is not chess in terms of complexity, or even checkers, there do seem to be some elements of strategy.

The chicken is prepackaged and there might be some elements of forbidden seasonings on it, and I confess — I steamed the spinach in the microwave.

She's a kid, and her fans are kids, so, yeah, there's bound to be some elements of immaturity, though none so egregious as the immaturity I've seen on this forum.

There will be some element of resistance".

There has to be some element of control and restraint".

"There just needs to be some element of structure and reconnection during the day.

I wanted there to be some element of him being appealing to some people, and Joey Bishop had that".

Kelly said: "There has to be some element of men feeling they are supported and appreciated for being a man.