Sentence examples for clearer elements from inspiring English sources

"The Louisiana waterthrush has clearer elements than the yellow-throated," he said, pointing at the single lines in its sonogram, which indicated a single pitch.

CONDITION Broken into many pieces, some retaining clear elements of carving.

But if you restrict yourself to his abstract designs, Mondrian seems to be an artist with a strict repertoire: clear elements, bits, and clear rules for deploying them.

She said: "There was a judgement made by secretary of state and PM that continuity was needed … There were clear elements of openness.

"We want to implement quickly the mandate coming from the euro area summit, and there are two clear elements from this mandate," Mr. Bailly said.

Mr Sarkozy cleared elements of this plan with other EU leaders last year, and is prepared to devote ferocious energy to it in his first weeks in office.

Some scenarios show clear elements of land sparing with intensification of land management in the valleys and re-growth of forest on sloping land.

In some incidents you might have clear elements of coercion and pressure and it may well be appropriate for a school to confiscate a phone because it may contain evidence of a criminal offence".

There are clear elements of design pulled from Sony's other products such the multi-coloured LED-strip notification light on the top, reminiscent of the PS4's controller, and the slab-like design, pulled straight from Sony's TVs.

In the thirties, Father Charles E. Coughlin, prolonging his vowels, fashioned his often baffling rage into hammily melodramatic tirades in which anti-Semitism and anti-Communism were the only clear elements; Coughlin had an enormous radio audience but could not stop F.D.R. from triumphing politically.

There are clear elements of Scalia - and then, there is Justice Kennedy.