Sentence examples for notable elements from inspiring English sources

Among the many notable elements of Yi's claim is where he's making it from: mainland China.

There were a couple of notable elements missing from Tuesday's protest: counterprotesters and riot police.

One of the most notable elements of the Gratitude formula is its lexicon.

Considered a masterpiece of Carolingian architecture because of its intricately designed core, Aachen Cathedral also exhibits notable elements of the Gothic style.

While toloache is necessarily absent from the menu, the yerba buena makes an appearance in a mojito; Carey points to the drinks, and to bartender Artemio Vasquez, as particularly notable elements of Yerba Buena's charm.

This online exhibition, highlighting the history and some of the more notable elements of this tradition, is an expansion of a physical exhibit created by the University Archives in 2004 to mark the 110th anniversary of The Varsity Show.

The work of a promising young conductor, Yakov Kreizberg, was the most notable element Saturday night at the New York City Symphony concert in Alice Tully Hall.

While all party leaders face rebellions on their benches, the whips are predicting the most notable element of the debate is likely to be heartfelt speeches of concern from loyalists and rebels.

One notable element of this work is Bernstein's use of the piano throughout the score, not in the manner of a solo instrument but rather as a prominent orchestral member.

A notable element of flair has developed in Stoke's play under Hughes and Shaqiri's second goal against Everton appeared a perfect example of that as he met a lofted pass with one touch that sent the ball floating over Tim Howard and in from the edge of the box.

But that Mr. Fleisher played with one hand (in Korngold's Op. 23 Suite) and then two hands (in Brahms's F-minor Piano Quintet) on Tuesday night at the 92nd Street Y, and played well, was certainly the most notable element of the evening.