Sentence examples for elements of the later from inspiring English sources
Here are the elements of the later Tchaikovsky less the neurosis and self-flagellation.
There is, of course, pleasure in spotting elements of the later big plays: drunken doctors, disappointed young women, precarious estates and foggy feelings: "Is it boredom?
Medieval historiographers often incorporated prose versions of these cantares in their chronicles, Latin and vernacular; it was by this process that the fanciful Cantar de Rodrigo ("Song of Rodrigo"), chronicling the Cid's early manhood with elements of the later legend, was preserved.
In addition there are integral elements of the later, more developed Pskovian icon style: a classical monumentality, a skillful use of intense colour, and a strong rhythmic quality of composition, all of which distinguish it from Novgorod's more prosaic, anecdotal art.
Nevertheless, the cost-saving elements of the later proposal were later dropped.
First performed in 1965, it signalled the end of Davies's first period as a composer, and prepared the way for his expressionist works, often with a theatrical element, of the later 1960s.
Though our discussion below is framed primarily with an eye towards the system Frege developed in his two-volume work of 1892/1903 (Grundgesetze der Arithmetik), the principal elements of this later system can be found already in the Begriffsschrift of 1879.
You can see the diagram above and below is a short guided tour, as a first step towards introducing other key elements of the report in later blogs in this series.
Elements of the film were later parodied in The Simpsons episode "Catch 'Em If You Can".
Several elements of the film influenced later productions by Raimi, and the failure of Crimewave directly led to the inception of Evil Dead II (1987).
It is possible that the birth of a genuinely deformed child led to the story of the beggar as a possible explanation for her appearance, with other elements of the story being later additions or distortions by publishers.
