Sentence examples for bringing elements from inspiring English sources

"In a way, it's about bringing elements of jazz to a different world," explains Roth.

All three performed strong sets at the festival, with the Flaming Lips and the Polyphonic Spree bringing elements of "Sesame Street" sunshine and Muppetry to the main stage.

• But bringing elements of "South Park" to life, in what is known as experiential marketing, is a way for Comedy Central to strengthen connections with viewers.

That picture fits him - directing a vessel, bringing elements together with a common aim, harnessing the energies around him to create a special moment, and marvelling at the result - the combined skills which make him an observer, an artist, and a pioneer.

In the more than fifty years that he edited "the paper," as he always called it, he raised the brow not just of American criticism — bringing elements of rigor, argument, and expansiveness to reviewing and reporting that remain intimidating to this day — but of American intellectual life.

The Professional Fighters League's business model is built upon bringing elements of traditional sports to mixed martial arts, but those concepts aren't without innovation.

Sometimes, however, the system fails, leaving us unable to bring elements of the past to mind.

But the change of pace brought elements of Mr. Temirkanov's mastery into clearer relief.

Stagehands also brought elements of the set on and off from time to time.

I like the way she's brought elements of a modern and old sound together.

"The students bring elements from their own disciplines, which makes the class much richer," Cadava said.