Sentence examples for real element of from inspiring English sources
The greenhouse adds a real element of experimentation.
"There's a real element of danger," said Mr. Schleger, puffing on a cigar.
There's a real element of being on air when you're at your desk".
Neil and I have become very good friends and there has been no real element of competition.
"Weight in this sense is not just a cost element but also a very real element of aircraft performance.
"I sense there is now a real element of desperation amongst people," he says, cradling a coffee during a brief respite.
"One of our real elements of success here has been that persistence, which gives the message to a family: 'We do care about you.' It may be the first experience a mother has had of that".
"One cannot quite imagine Anglo-Saxon countries imitating our tactic of harassment, sometimes without real elements of proof," Alain Chouet, former head of France's external-intelligence agency, told Le Figaro.
That said, it certainly got people talking about real elements of rape culture and so buttressed the case for "culture" as word of the year.The American Dialect Society (ADS) chooses its word of the year last.
For specific frequency ratios, the 24 ac Fourier coefficients of the irradiance waveform at the detector over-determine the 15 real elements of the (1,1 -normalized Mueller matrix and the 3 complex elements of the (2,2)-normalized Jones matrix.
While the opera may not be 100percentt verismo, it has the real elements of passion, anger and lust frequently seen in verismo operas.
