Sentence examples for familiar components from inspiring English sources

All the familiar components appear frame by frame, like protagonists in an unfolding drama.

And they are among the least familiar components of Shaker visual culture, which is famed for its plain-style, no-frills domestic objects.

At once didactic and decorative, the drawings have no parallel in American religious history or art, and they are among the least familiar components of Shaker visual culture, famed for its no-frills domestic objects.

X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation; their basic physical properties are identical to those of the more familiar components of the electromagnetic spectrum visible light, infrared radiation, and ultraviolet radiation.

While familiar components of the stress-energy tensor such as matter and radiation provide attractive gravity by bending space-time, dark energy causes repulsive gravity through negative internal pressure.

There are familiar components, including a bunting line in the foreground, but also much more grandiose structures, and hot air balloons.

Western-style music has been a familiar component in Egyptian musical culture since the 19th century.

Revelations about the investigation led to an inquiry by the district attorney's office, significant realignment of the board structure of Hewlett-Packard, criminal charges being brought against Dunn and a handful of other employees, and, as has become a familiar component of Hewlett-Packard's errors in publicity, a drop in the stock price.

Without citing herself, Ms. Blanchett pointed to productions like Botho Strauss's existentialist play "Gross und Klein" ("Big and Small"), in which she played the adrift protagonist, Lotte Kotta, as "a programming risk" that could entice audiences "if you put one familiar component into it".

Allowing children the freedom to express themselves harms no one and is a familiar component of childhood development, and there is ample evidence to suggest that children, given space, will 'find their level'.

Epidemiological data indicate the presence of a strong familiar component of longevity that is largely determined by genetics.