Sentence examples for mixed elements from inspiring English sources

"The first 'Boondock Saints' was a sort of pious gangster movie that freely mixed elements from Catholic devotions with brutal murders," said the Rev. James Martin, a Jesuit priest who is culture editor of the Catholic magazine America.

Among its highly praised productions were "The Serpent," which mixed elements of the Garden of Eden and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and "Viet Rock," a savage critique of the Vietnam War.

He returned to the United States in 1951 to capitalize on the success of "I'm in the Mood for Love," forming a seven-piece band that mixed elements of modern jazz with rhythm and blues.

This quality was also found in "The Heaven of Mercury," which mixed elements of the classic Southern Gothic with mournful humor and beautiful flights of fancy (again, those dreams).

Lightman knows achingly well that memory, history and desire are mixed elements in the compendium of fictions that crisscross our thought process, and so he provides alternative visions of what might have occurred after Charles, fueled by jealousy, stepped into Galloway's book-filled office to confront him.

New Brunswick and Nova Scotia had ECEC systems that mixed elements of neo-liberal and inclusive liberal ECEC models, while Newfoundland's ECEC system remained steadfastly neo-liberal.

Three special element types, called yarn element, matrix element and mixed element, are derived.

A linear mixed element called MISS-4 is used as starting point for this work.

Fourth, the Ladyzhenkaya-Babuska-Brezzi (LBB) or the inf-sup condition for the mixed element spaces is unnecessary.

For example, in 1978 (see [22]), Brezzi and Raviart studied fourth order elliptic equations by mixed element methods.

The critical factors influencing the equivalent stiffness of composite beams are firstly analyzed using beam-shell mixed element models.