Sentence examples for obvious element of the from inspiring English sources

An obvious element of the appeal is that the mums aren't watching.

The most obvious element of the planning, but probably the simplest, involved the coordinated hijackings at several airports, said Mary Schiavo, inspector general for the Transportation Department from 1990 to 1996.

The rise of the Cardinal Secretary of State was the "most obvious element of this new approach".

Their long and continuous song is an obvious element of this behaviour.

The vibration software, developed by Immersion, recognizes only the most obvious elements of the software interface.

Are there standing examples where countries continued to invest after the obvious elements of the disaster was over.

Eliot mutes the obvious elements of the form in the celebrated opening of The Waste Land (1922): April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain.

Other, less obvious, elements of the painting reveal more about the poet's personality and ideas.

Large, obvious elements of the epibenthos were counted by viewing the video at normal speed, and recording each identifiable organism as it passed through the "gate" formed by the two laser dots (Figure 3a,b).

It was partly prompted by a disappointing visit Menotti once paid to the saintly certified stigmatic Padre Pio; and there is an obvious element of autobiography in the piece, set as it is among the Italian immigrant community of Manhattan.

If letterboxing is the most obvious element of film-geek culture to be mainstreamed by DVD's, the most important is the audio commentary -- the lengthy exegesis that comes, for better or worse, with almost any DVD movie that can still claim a living participant, be it director or cast member.