Sentence examples for elements of the great from inspiring English sources

One of the characteristic elements of the great jubilee lies in what I have described as purification of memory.

There are distinct elements of The Great Gatsby in this book: extravagant parties, careless people, marital discord.

His music was steeped in our folk tradition; he drew on the best and the most harmonically intense elements of the great Tudor composing tradition.

But that market lens on massive open coursework misses one of the central elements of the great disruption: education is not solely a business, or a credential-machine.

"You have all these incredible elements of the great tragedies that we know from the stage".

"He was taking elements of the Great American Songbook — the Cole Porter and George Gershwins of the 1930s and '40s — with pop songs of the '50s and '60s and mixing that with these beautiful arrangements.

Social disconnect between the Edwardian upper and lower classes is also a prominent element of The Great Lover.

But increasingly, we are being pressured to view the humanities as a disposable luxury, rather than an essential element of the great human project.

The transition from projecting anteriorly to posteriorly demands either 1) a large membranous area, which would weaken the junction between the appendage and the body, or 2) a large notch in the most basal element of the great appendage.

It captures all the elements of this great story.

Britain's Conservative Party is actually a Conservative-Liberal Party, resulting from a fusion of the essential elements of the two great 19th-century parties.