Sentence examples for elements might have from inspiring English sources

It transpires this is a far sadder book than the comedic elements might have suggested.

Asked if some elements might have been orchestrated to maximize disorder, he said he could not rule out the possibility.

Any one of those elements might have made Horses notable; bring them all together and it's no wonder Smith's uncompromising vision captivates every generation that encounters it.

"Even though some elements might have been used by others in the past, if people associate those with 'Sopranos' now, then HBO has got a good claim," he said.

In someone else's hands, these elements might have provided the starting point for a work of science-fiction, or else an exploration of metaphysical or spiritual questions: Where did these people go?

They were not pages crumpled on the floor, exactly — more like pages to be stacked up and put aside, where, like some gourmet dish, its elements might have time to blend.

The only noteworthy element might have been that the last four prime ministers — Shinzo Abe, Yasuo Fukuda, Taro Aso and Yukio Hatoyama, each of whom resigned after barely a year in office, have been sons and grandsons of prime ministers.

Most notably, his skin lacks the horrid mottle of many TV adventures; and though the decision to skip the ageing makeup (Coogan is 47 to Partridge's 55) is initially disconcerting, that grotesque element might have glared a bit in widescreen.

By shedding light on how public perception of academic progress is formed, this study alerts that a subjective element might have been introduced into the hitherto structured system of academic evaluation.

Those looking for the latter element might have to look elsewhere, since Amanda Knox mostly provides the basics of the story but that's because the selling point for Amanda Knox isn't an attention to detail or the inclusion of grisly footage.

The authors concluded that either the assay was not sufficiently sensitive or the core element might have an unknown biological function.