Sentence examples for distinct element of from inspiring English sources
Ever since Deng Xiaoping, China had become steadily more receptive to the outside world, but there was still a distinct element of fear and insecurity.
It's all a bit more complicated than they'd have liked, acknowledge Young and Wilson, but has been the only way to manage each distinct element of the project.
Characteristically, the organisation of the event had a distinct element of Complicite anarchy: "The poor production management walked out about five times, because it was such chaos," says McBurney.
In some ways the announcements that farming, and possibly chemists too are being sold is not a threat to this position as they were not a particularly distinct element of the "ethical brand" story.
Since there may be an interval of five years between this survey and the appearance of the new car in the dealers' showrooms, there is a distinct element of risk, as illustrated by the Ford Motor Company's Edsel of the late 1950s.
They form a distinct element of the Quaternary landscape of Western Rajasthan, India.
There are distinct elements of The Great Gatsby in this book: extravagant parties, careless people, marital discord.
Across the street from his studio, a real estate poster had distinct elements of graffiti-type drawing.
Horovitz perfectly captures not just his experiences as a caddie, but the distinct elements of the university town itself.
Hidden Power The analysis outlines two distinct elements of Taliban structure: — a quasi government and the military arm that empowers it.
M*A*S*H (1970), set in a military hospital during the Korean war, remains Altman's biggest commercial success, and immediately crystallised his style and attitude, with its corrosive stance towards US institutions, its farcical humour, distinct elements of misogyny and, at times, over-readiness to tilt at easy targets.
