Sentence examples for taking elements from inspiring English sources

"You're taking elements that already exist and putting them together in new and exciting ways".

"He's taking elements from the landscape and making us really, really look at them".

"They are taking elements of their culture and redefining it and taking it to the future," Osakwe said.

"We're taking elements of history and mythology and placing them against contemporary stories," explains artistic director Rachel Chavkin, on a break at the National Theatre Studio.

And so the Hamiltonian concept of collage does spring to mind, taking elements from here, there and everywhere, and from them creating something new..

As a response to the repetition, film-makers have been making more "constructed biopics", taking elements, ideas and themes then mashing them together to make something less familiar.

This takes Islamic texts -- it takes elements in its tradition -- and skews them.

I decided to take elements from the painting and transform them.

Mr. Dams said, "When you take elements out of context, people don't recognize them.

But they both take elements from the actors themselves and use any strengths".

But now, a lot of our artists are traveling and they can take elements from other cultures.