Sentence examples for has an added element from inspiring English sources

"But this recession has an added element to it in which conspicuous spending — bling — is out of fashion".

An expedition with others is more of a physical journey from A to B but a long solo trip has an added element of meditation.

The mobile networks have an opportunity to generate a small income that is paid by the bank, the customer has an added element of security and convenience for travel, and the banks can really cut down on fraud that they have to suffer from all too frequently.

To use you have to manually input what you buy, but because it doesn't connect with your accounts, it has an added element of privacy that other apps don't have.

Tie the tail ends together in a loop, adjust the fabric, and your hair now has an added element of adorable.

Yet the evening had an added element not normally found at Cannes opening nights: awkwardness.

This occurs because each successive element has an added proton and electron which causes the electron to be drawn closer to the nucleus.

Many game shows turn on public displays of humiliation, and reality television, competitive and otherwise, has amped up our expectations of endurance-entertainment. Compared with "Fear Factor" or "Wipeout," "Spell-Mageddon is very small beer, though it does have an added "intellectual" element; "Jeopardy" plus dunking booth could have been the initial pitch.

It's said that everyone likes their day in court and this had the added element of a crusties' day out.

Although Shannon is considered a traditional musician, she has always added elements from outside the tradition, through atypical instruments or tackling songs from other genres.

Haggis has added elements of movie mythmaking to the real-life stories.