Sentence examples for offers an element of from inspiring English sources
This underlying thread offers an element of tragedy, Rajaniemi says.
"It offers an element of glamour that some of us would otherwise never experience".
The Wills strategy of opening wholly owned stores also offers "an element of exclusivity," Mr. Burke says.
It's not at all a secret place, but at dusk or later, you can convince yourself that the more challenging approach offers an element of intrigue.
"It offers an element of mystery and romance whether visiting sacred sites, river cruising or walking through bustling markets," she said.
While this offers an element of security, it also makes them more susceptible to robberies because no one can see what's going on inside, and the general aesthetic is more akin to the trafficking of illegal goods than the procuration of medicine.
Plush velvet slippers, flat or on high platforms, offer an element of glamour.
They share a mischievously humorous sense of aphorisms that range from gleeful absurdity to fierce irreverence (Dickinson's barbed one-liners offer an element of familiar despair that Vryling matches with mock-boastfulness), and the core of their irreverence regards matters that are met with the greatest public reverence: religion.
Modestly naturalistic dramas and comedies may, in their ordinary incarnations, fall short of the heights of cinematic achievement by lack of imagination and symbolic extravagance, but they also often offer an element of reportorial observation that surpasses, in breadth and depth, the filmmakers' limited inspirations.
There are also similarities in the parks themselves in that both have deer enclosures, which offer an element of cover as well as providing open landscape.' The park is expected to remain closed for the next few days while specialist forensic officers conduct a fingertip search.
By the standards of democratic countries, presidential elections in Iran are neither free nor fair; but the range of candidates does offer an element of choice.
