Sentence examples for have some elements of from inspiring English sources

"That blogpost does have some elements of truth," Scarpetta said.

I have some elements of depression in my own life due to the massive shift in family lifestyle and goals.

The show will have some elements of emotion he said, as other late-night comedy shows have.

I think there's no doubt that Microsoft in the future, going forward, is going to have some elements of monopoly power.

I realise that, contrary to what the angry people on Twitter would have you believe, most things in this world are subjective and arguments generally have some elements of rectitude on both sides.

It's got to have a strong rhythmic base, it's got to have its roots in hip-hop, be progressive and have some elements of the unknown and it's got to have a lot of personality and be technically excellent.

Often these agreements have some element of duress.

"But I don't mind, because we like to have some element of surprise".

We also wanted to have some element of organization within the chaos.

"Even when researchers are confused, and only have a partial understanding of a puzzle, it is important that their explanations have some element of logic and consistency".

The best notes, the ones that make me want to drink the wine described, will always have some element of "fruit-salad" about them.