Sentence examples for has its own element from inspiring English sources

It has its own element of black comedy but very slick, very sophisticated".

But what's going on in the iHub has its own element of titillation.

There is something very gamey and very kinky in the way Balabanov represents the consumers of Johann's wares as being women, and this conceit has its own element of pornographic whimsy.

"We're not there yet and have a long way to go before we're all-singing, all-dancing and saying every single garden has its own element of environ-mental responsibility".

It's summertime, and while every season has its own elements of style and fun, there's nothing quite like it.

Moving around the world looking at buildings, it was obvious to me that people built things differently, I noticed that every different style had its own element of beauty in it.

He divides an infinitely connected structure into polyhedral clusters, that is, formula units corresponding to finite bond graphs, which he then expresses as a series of plausible structural formulas based on a listing of the Wyckoff sites that might be occupied, each such site having its own element symbol and coordination number.

Still, it has its liberal element.

Though set in Morocco, it has its own New York element — when the Bogart character tells a Nazi officer, "There are certain sections of New York, major, that I wouldn't advise you to try to invade".

With apologies to those canon-guarding types responsible for triggering Koenig's disclaimer, Vampire Weekend has created its own element: "Modern Vampires of the City," the New York band's third full-length, on which it confronts foundational ideas — think faith, mortality and the concessions required by growing up — in music that reaches toward its own category.

The 1907 Klimt portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer recently acquired by the Neue Galerie has its own Hoffmann element: the simple but elegant gold frame that surrounds the image.