Sentence examples for put an element of from inspiring English sources

"Look, every actress is going to put an element of themselves in a role, sure," she says.

Whilst not expected to win, many thought he might put up an element of a fight.

It puts an extra element of pressure on the batting side.

Simply put, a skeumorph is an element of a product's design that has become redundant but is still replicated in newer versions of the product.

Re "In Summation, Power to Win Jury's Favor: Last Chance to Tip Scales May Rest on a Wry Line" (news article, Jan . 23: As one lawyer put it, there is an "element of theater" at a trial, and it is not simply the content of the closing argument that will win or lose a case, but in fact, the way in which the speech is delivered.

The key is that once someone begins capturing water, we'll want to convince them that they might as well put a decorative element on top of it.

So there's an element of putting up with it".

There was definitely an element of putting a sick dog down to their attack.

A Wharton M.B.A. herself, Ms. Weiser is sort of an organic lifestyle coach for the kind of Westchester mother who "might look like she's concerned with material success," as Ms. Weiser puts it diplomatically, but "wants an element of 'crunchy'— who feels something pulling at them that's more real".

You put barriers up, and there's an element of FOMO, but ultimately a lot of the time it's a fear of vulnerability or a fear of being hurt.

"There is always going to be an element of D.J.'s putting on effects and layer sounds," Mr. Mills said.