Sentence examples for one an element of from inspiring English sources

The dancing is sublime and if the supporting characters are mostly a series of caricatures – the women in particular are flouncy and catty – the cast work hard to bring each and every one an element of distinctiveness.

These photos are taken of a loved one by a loved one, with an element of artifice.

One suspects an element of misguided greed in its conception whereby one could be intimate and yet sell a thousand seats.

The first one has an element of humor but the second one is more severe.

Again, one noticed an element of physicality in the gestures Boulez demands of his percussionist (Owen Gunnell here, infinitely graceful).

Stress, then, does not refer simply to how busy or overcommitted one is; an element of appraisal, influenced by personality and coping style, is always present.

Rangers and Celtic supporters, even the hot-headed ones, have an element of mutual respect after a derby.

Like many filmmakers, comedy director Nick Stoller ("Neighbors 2") believes movies — particularly ones with an element of spectacle — inevitably lose some of their immersive quality if they're watched at home on a TV or an iPad.

This is a gross simplification of Whitehall rhetoric, but one that contains an element of truth.

Stochastic PDEs are ones that incorporate an element of random noise, such as occurs, presumably, in the ups and downs of stock prices.

I wanted to match their name with one that also conveyed an element of consciousness expansion.