Sentence examples for it does incorporate from inspiring English sources

Though von Trotta's film is not a documentary, it does incorporate archival footage of the trial.

Since PPP tends to lean Democratic, this figure should be treated with some skepticism, but it does incorporate the effects of Hurricane Sandy, which others don't.

So while 24 doesn't accurately portray the CIA (or any intelligence agency), it does incorporate enough nuance to create a hyper-action packed world that's still cool to watch.

Mr. Scanlan, who worked on the project with the film's screenwriter, Richard Morris, until Mr. Morris's death several years ago, says that after investing so much of himself in the musical, he sees the stage version as something apart, though it does incorporate two songs from the film.

Though Dillon gives the three parts descriptive titles, and derived the structure from aspects of the painting, there's nothing illustrative about the music, but it does incorporate a quotation from a Dufay motet, and a series of 15th-century texts that may be pre-recorded (as they were here) or delivered live by the musicians.

But it does incorporate some very nice features — things that seem quite obvious once you seem them in action, but aren't already available elsewhere.

OneTwoThreeOneTwo was presented as a deconstruction of flamenco and its "singular magic" and it did incorporate some identifiable Spanish moves, some spiralling body action, percussive slapping and intense clutching of costume.

And when he does incorporate it, it's to lampoon the treacly sweetness of black "roots" drama — which explains itself as a thing of the earth, of voodoo and mysticism rather than social conditioning — which Bradshaw views as a kind of pathology.

She writes: "An understanding of virtually any aspect of modern western culture must be not merely incomplete but damaged in its central substance to the degree that it does not incorporate a critical analysis of modern homo/heterosexual definition".

While our model incorporates long-term benefits in terms of prevented long-term complications, it does not incorporate the cost-savings associated with preventing disease transmissions by untreated HCV patients.

(It doesn't incorporate the confession, but three out of four isn't bad).