Sentence examples for the very element from inspiring English sources

The very element that facilitates the United States-India relationship  — democracy — will continue to complicate it.

Alcohol, you see, is the very element through which his characters move, and you might as well try describing oxygen.

It would be a poor management decision to jettison the very element – ethics – which have given the brand its value over the last decade.

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 very element Mr. Friedman suggests eliminating -- income inequality -- may be the key indicator for understanding the phenomenon, Mr. Miringoff says.

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.

They are also the very elements that keep it relevant today.

Then again, these are among the very elements that make the event seem almost distinctly, eerily New York.

It's almost as if what really interests Grisham are the very elements he hasn't allowed himself enough space to develop.

Einstein's theory of relativity implies that time and space as we understand them, the very elements in which we live, cannot definitively be measured.

All that Shostakovich said about Britten can be drawn from Britten's musical effects, and the causes of those emotional effects can be pointed to in the very elements of the music itself.