Sentence examples for many elements and from inspiring English sources

It is a media-collage, made up of many elements and fragments.

It's a science with many elements and it's really hard to have an informed opinion unless you really understand how those legs work.

Molecular hydrogen can react with many elements and compounds, but at room temperature the reaction rates are usually so low as to be negligible.

"There are so many elements, and it was very important to Peter that wherever we take it, he be familiar enough with the people and the theater to know that it was going to work," she added.

And even if one hadn't heard that he wrote it, and despite the presence in the film of so many elements and interests that are unrelated to Welles' other work (mundane activities and social content are not his forte), Kane and Welles are identified in our minds.

JeffreyOzegin said: "Paul Simon in Graceland brings together so many elements and genres in such a sweet little package for an album that can only be described as bliss … It takes something rare and special to be able to bring together and execute an album so well".

Identities and commitments mix many elements, both religious and secular.

Agency Presence, coined by Anderson (2016) as an addition to the CoI, encompasses cognitive theory (Bandura, 1982) and many elements of Emotional Presence and Learner Presence.

Organizations that offer fewer than four of these services lack too many elements of incubation and should no longer be called incubators' (Carayannis and Von Zedtwitz 2005, p. 105).

The Prussian Civil Code, a product of the 18th-century Enlightenment, contained many elements of constitutional and administrative law.

Many elements – the songs and singing in particular – are simply not robust enough to keep the attention of the young audience.