Sentence examples for that very element from inspiring English sources

A series' story arc involving eco-terrorism, incestuous voyeurism and a bludgeoned gigolo is one thing, but to truly unsettle, you must jeopardise that very element which provides most comfort for viewers.

Given that the very element of the campaign being subjected to crowdsourced photo analysis might just be a means of manipulating the public through imagery, shouldn't we voters respond by trying not to be manipulated, rather than using the occasion to try to manipulate someone else? Do you have information you want to share with HuffPost?

Some academics have argued that such placements are inherently risky, but that it is this very element that is essential for the profession to keep evolving.

That may be the very element that excites you most about it.

Yet, consider the possibility that surrender is the very element that is being called forth by such times as these.

Indeed, it's the dangerous gratification of sex, the very element that's missing from his intimacy with Michael, that eventually capsizes Price's relationship with Matyas, who can't reconcile "queer emotion and practice" with the admonitions of his Roman Catholic youth.

But some parents and researchers worry that the company's gain has come at a cost to its tiny consumers: diminishing the demand for their imagination, the very element that made the Lego brand famous in the first place.

Clearly this was too much for the recent Will Smith movie adaptation, which ran scared of the very element that makes the book unique.

The exhibition also pays minimal attention to the very element that made Baghdad so important before its destruction in 1258: the cosmopolitan impact of interacting cultures.

What the film lacks is any sense of adult sexuality — the very element that had defined the New Hollywood of the early '70s.

Rather, the very element that may make them less successful in the near future in syndication may guarantee them a permanent place on people's shelves and in their hearts as something American television has long lacked: novels.