Sentence examples for elements of new from inspiring English sources

Many television sitcoms display strong elements of New Comedy.

or may be used as constituent elements of new structures.

Global Lives fuses elements of new media art-installations, experimental sociology, documentary film, and empathy education.

The technical and social elements of new systems implementations comprise the ultimate success.

Father Fox taught a blending of elements of New Age philosophy and practices, Zen meditation and Wicca with Catholicism, a mixture he called Creation Spirituality.

Some sociologists would assign outsider status to Friday's other composer, Duke Ellington, even if I found the elements of "New World Coming" as American as anything could be.

A big difference between these books and older ones is that the diverse elements of newer books are often an incidental part of the characters.

Tony Blair's celebrated intention to be tough on crime and tough on the causes of crime was a major element of New Labour's rise to prominence.

Perhaps it's a different city, a better position from which to grab that next rung on the ladder, or some intriguing element of new responsibility.

Teachers typically use students' responses as semantic platforms to provide an element of new knowledge in Elaborate phases (widely discussed as 'feedback' moves, e.g. Gibbons [2009], Wells [1999]).

Both albums explored element of new jack swing, with Jim Farber from Entertainment Weekly saying that "she could actually be viewed as new jack swing's godmother".