Sentence examples for employed elements from inspiring English sources

This hampered Clarkson, Hammond and May, who had always employed elements of misleading, teasing and even fiction.

Because much of Auster's fiction explores ideas of the self and often features the author in variously explicit and veiled incarnations critics frequently speculated on the extent to which he employed elements of autobiography.

Filmmakers of the 1980s and '90s, influenced more by the homages of the 1970s than the actual noir productions of the 1940s and '50s, often employed elements of film noir in an offbeat context.

But third stream music was only apparently new, since European and American composers including Claude Debussy, Igor Stravinsky, Charles Ives (using ragtime), Darius Milhaud, Maurice Ravel, Aaron Copland, John Alden Carpenter, Kurt Weill, and many others—had employed elements of jazz since early in the century.

August 5, 1957 Tokyo, Japan Ban Shigeru, (born August 5, 1957, Tokyo, Japan) Japanese architect who employed elements of both Japanese and American design in his projects and who was known for his pioneering use of cardboard tubes in building construction.

Having identified motivation as a major theme across interview transcripts we then employed elements of self-determination theory to re-analyse these data.

Several illustrators employ elements that identify their art as modern.

Microsoft, on the other hand, seemed to be employing elements of a loss-limitation strategy.

THE CHALLENGE Founded by Aseem Badshah, Uptown Treehouse creates campaigns employing elements for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon and Outbrain.

The Wolf Brigade was created and supported by the US in an attempt to re-employ elements of Saddam Hussein's Republican Guard, this time to terrorise insurgents.

The six panels that make up "Some Concerns About the Candidate" (2013) employ elements of collage, painting and pre-digital advertising paste-up.