There is also some edification in putting some element of myself and my life, however small this really is, in the path of militarism and its counterparts: death, suffering and waste.
Ever since, the swearing-in has had some element of this to it, a certain bouquet, the whiff of a wedding day.
Homophobia in some elements of reggae developed much later.
"It is a credit to our NHS professionals that in some elements of care they have managed to ensure a positive experience for their patients.
"In 12 years I think I've improved in some elements of my creative field, like writing better lyrics or finding instrumental melodies or finding arrangements that are a little more special," he notes.
State and city officials have urged teachers over the last year to begin working in some elements of new curriculums, and have offered lesson plans and tutorials on official Web sites.
This is not to say Mr. Forsythe is Balanchinian in tone, even if there are influences in some elements of his style: the dizzying, off-balance extensions of academic ballet positions, the athletic virtuosity, the speed and propulsiveness, the emphasis on doing rather than interpreting.
Hostility toward and prohibition of pictures are found in ancient Shintō, Judaism, Islam, the various radical movements (i.e., the iconoclasts, or image destroyers) of 8th-century Christianity that were influenced by Islam, and, centuries later, in some elements of Reformed Protestantism.
Foley is Tiger Woods's new swing coach, and he has been unfairly accused of messing up Woods's swing by smuggling in some elements of the controversial stack-and-tilt technique, in which, contrary to received wisdom, the right-handed golfer keeps his weight on the left side while turning back.
The company also said that beginning this August it would start bringing in some elements of the redesign to its search pages.
