Sentence examples for groundbreaking element from inspiring English sources
"A groundbreaking element of it being filmed," Mr. Gregory, 77, said in a recent interview in his Manhattan home, "was to show that Chekhov cannot be performed for a large audience because then it's being performed".
The groundbreaking element was the computer programs they used to analyze data from a satellite-based radiometer that has been measuring carbon monoxide on the earth's surface for a dozen years.
The groundbreaking element – both the main character Judy and the actor who plays her, Rebecca Root, are transgender – is housed within a format so relentlessly, rigorously traditional that the effect is a little jarring.
The YAI team agreed that, "the groundbreaking element of the Young Artists Initiative is that nothing is set in stone".
The final documents produced at the conference contained a few groundbreaking elements, most notably giving nations credit for saving forests and opening up a long-planned fund to help poor countries adapt to climate change.
But Brubeck's fascination with groundbreaking elements not generally included in the jazz styles of the '50s also made his music a target of widespread disparagement from jazz critics, who often referred to a "heavy-handed, bombastic approach" to piano improvising.
"This is a groundbreaking new element to gaming technology," Mr. Asher of Cantor said.
For the project, Mr. Gilbert incorporated many elements of his groundbreaking Tower Building.
When you go see a play entitled Cock you expect some groundbreaking transgressive content, perhaps sexual elements that push the boundaries of comfort.
The Steam Plant reinvention to MOTAAS would help complete the circle and tie together the technological, architectural and educational elements of this groundbreaking experiment in urban development and planning.
Now Ronald Nye, the son of a Kansas lawman involved in the murders, is to publish his father's field notes which he says contradict important elements of Capote's groundbreaking account.
