Sentence examples for elements on which from inspiring English sources

She mixed the purity of innocence with a knowing warmth, thus achieving the reconciliation of disparate elements on which Mahler's great scheme ultimately depends.

It's due mid-2016, though a trailer released last year by the network AMC (who also do the Walking Dead) curiously downplayed the supernatural elements on which the whole comic is built, raising slight alarm among fans.

In the new framework, different weight is given to the three main elements on which research quality is assessed – output (65%), environment (15%) and, now, impact (20%.) The weight for "impact" was originally set to be 25%, but this was reduced after concerns voiced by the academic community.

We also tested contrasts across studies to assess the role of specific policy elements on which they differed.

In my opinion, these are two of the most important -- and most underrated elements on which a career search should be based.

The real, material elements of the artwork are, properly speaking, not the actual elements on which the aesthetic judgement is fixed.

It may be the one common element on which a broad, multicultural definition of Islamic art can be based.

It's a small thing, maybe, but it appears to be a choreographic element on which her image rests.

It takes a summer such as this to bring the British close to the element on which their island shores were founded.

Here, just by way of unsurprising example, is Marty Peretz in the New Republic:Israel was supposed to be the combustible element on which the entire region teetered.

Everything for the evening's show must be rehearsed and ready for taping by five-thirty, apart from the central, imponderable element, on which all else depends: Carson's handling of the guests.