Sentence examples for has a strong element of from inspiring English sources
His lecture has a strong element of performance and includes specially made artwork.
It also has a strong element of racial or cultural superiority to it.
In the early works it's probably more elliptical than fantastical, but just look at Lulu on the Bridge, for example, which has a strong element of fantasy".
New York's annual Halloween parade in Greenwich Village also has a strong element of carnival with its eye-popping and sometimes politically motivated costumes.
In the early works it's probably more elliptical than fantastical, but just look at Lulu on the Bridge, for example, which has a strong element of fantasy". The sparseness of his prose and the unhappy outcomes of his plots can make Auster's view of the world seem, to quote two recent reviews, "barren" or "isolating".
But humanitarian air drops might ease the physical plight of the estimated 16,000 townspeople trapped in Amerli, without signalling intervention on one side in a conflict which has a strong element of sectarian civil war to it.
Mr. Clinton's involvement with Hollywood had a strong element of self-interest on both sides.
Perhaps helping their case, unlike traditional travel companies, programmes such as Remote Year have a strong element of professional selectivity.
From the very beginning, he understood that any consumer enterprise had to have a strong element of show business, to create excitement and demand.
Likewise, scientific research in and from space has always had a strong element of international cooperation, and the committee recommended that the US continue to pursue a vigorous programme of scientific inquiry in space in cooperation with international partners.
