Sentence examples for take an element of from inspiring English sources

"We take an element of other cultures and internalize it".

"But the LSO has a tradition of working best with conductors who take an element of risk in the concert hall and that is certainly Gergiev's way.

"They take an element of randomness out of games," Joe Garagiola Jr., the senior vice president for baseball operations, said in a phone interview.

Similarly, in order to explain the situation in Russia, sometimes what you have to do is take an element of imagination, of fantasy, enter it into this equation and then the entire situation somehow unfolds and becomes much clearer.

Take an element of Aquarian oddness, swirl in a homeopathic amount of LSD imagery, a bunch of people whose minds were blown by Dylan and the Beatles and let them loose on a studio system still driven by super-producers, session players and gimme-a-hit-now A&R men.

The second (or third?) screen Another obvious use for the smartwatch will be as a second or even third screen for a console, PC or tablet title – either imparting personal information to the player while participating in the main game, or allowing them to take an element of that game with them wherever they go.

Perfect is skilled at taking an element of Australia's social status quo and overhauling it just brutally enough to make audiences squirm.

"We are taking an element of risk in putting combat forces on the ground, but it's a measured risk," said Rear Adm. John D. Stufflebeem, a senior officer of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Our downtown trips of yesteryear may be easy to romanticize, but it's difficult to argue against the observation that today's hyper-efficient warehouse and fulfillment infrastructure is taking an element of community and togetherness out of The Holidays.

"I have taken an element of the truth and made it operatic," says the artist.

A module consists of a choice of ring, another set, usually distinct from the underlying set of the ring and called the underlying set of the module, an operation on pairs of elements of the underlying set of the module, and an operation which takes an element of the ring and an element of the module and returns an element of the module.