So how is it that this lively and thoughtful book possesses all the requisite elements of the thing it wants to be, and is so self-aware of what its components should be, yet lacks the essential spark that would make it a satisfying work of literature?
The most popular writer of heroic plays was John Dryden, whose Conquest of Granada, in two parts (1670, 1671), had all the requisite elements of poetry, battle, courage, death, and murder.
The requisite elements of this principle are not met, and this principle cannot be used as a moral justification.
The book tells the story of a fictional presidential campaign, with the requisite elements of spin rooms, campaign buses, negative advertisements and swing states.
While jackets and neckties may have been requisite elements of a newsman's uniform in the 1960s, dress codes in the profession lapsed a lot in the intervening years.
By drawing figures, landscapes and/or still life compositions in a variety of media, students investigate the figure/ground relationship while dealing with tone, line, and composition, which are all requisite elements of design.
Sure, it had all the requisite elements of a hipster restaurant -- divey decor, cheap chow, Miller High Life and hot-as-hell variations on your neighborhood takeout.
The two requisite elements of our counting are incorporating of citizens who inhabit our guts and selecting of models which are fit to represent all these citizens.
"We're continuing to negotiate with interested parties but unfortunately no one party has demonstrated the requisite elements needed to conclude a deal yet.
"We are continuing to negotiate with interested parties but unfortunately no one party has demonstrated all the requisite elements needed to conclude a deal".
