Sentence examples for kinds of elemental from inspiring English sources

The British use irony as a way of distancing themselves from all kinds of elemental things that people in other countries do without layers of self-reflection — sex, for example, and food.

This conclusion would be in agreement with a usual assumption in quantum field theory: elemental particles always have definite values of mass and spin, and those values are precisely what define the different kinds of elemental particles of the theory (Ardenghi, Castagnino, and Lombardi 2009; Lombardi, Castagnino, and Ardenghi 2010).

You spend much of the game summoning various kinds of elementals and demons to fight the other side, including kraken, juggernauts, wraiths, and gorgons.

The effect resembles the kind of elemental animation that made early movie audiences gasp.

Yet as portrayed by Ulrike Precht she had a kind of elemental allure that was difficult to resist, more so as the production unfolded.

The heroic child (always a boy, unlike Hushpuppy) is a staple of Mr. Spielberg's universe, and so is the kind of elemental battle that Hushpuppy must fight.

"There aren't very many actresses who have the kind of elemental power and intensity that Tyne has and the part needs.

Yet I'll take, in consolation, the change in her costume; the star-spangled pants have gone, the all-American colour-scheme has been muted into a kind of elemental Celtic mud.

Zweig wrote a very moving description of Herzl's funeral, depicting the large number of attendees "weeping, howling, screaming" at graveside, in "a kind of elemental and ecstatic mourning" that Zweig had never seen.

I liked how [Trillium] sounded kind of elemental, nuclear almost.

But this is the kind of elemental cooking that home cooks can excel at.