Sentence examples for elements that lend from inspiring English sources

Even so, discovery remains one of three elements that lend power to music performance on television.

Though Mankiewicz was to direct and write films in a variety of genres (screwball comedy, westerns, musicals, epics, and urban drama as well as adaptations of Shakespeare), it is the aforementioned elements that lend a common voice to the body of his work.

Rapid observation, risk perception, and action in Marin County hinged on the pathogen's invasion of structured urban forests with spatial elements that lend themselves to public participation and observation, such as hiking trails, widely-spaced oak woodlands, and neighborhood parks.

This is the crucially vanished element that lends an ineffable yearning to all visions of the past — and poses an artistic challenge to all attempts to recreate it.

But if there was one element that lent the conflict a tone of the inauthentic and the invented, it was the swiftness with which all values were forced in months to reverse themselves.

She added, "Although this work will seem like a very public indictment of the system, the personal aspect of the piece will no doubt be the element that lends it weight".

In conventional terms, it's the vocals that lend a feminine element to this new electronica.

The Flat-Pack even doubles as a structural element that lends strength and rigidity to the car.

Although our results rely on three special categories of insertions that lend themselves to internal age distributional analyses, other classes of mammalian mobile elements appear to have experienced similar reductions in proliferation following the KT boundary.

Their elements include smudgy prints of the artist's hand (the back of his hand, in one case), impressions of leaves, pretty Japanese decorative stencils, and passages of lacy geometric designs that lend a Cartesian clarity.

The vinegar is the only element in this fabric softener formula that lends itself to actually softening your clothes.