Sentence examples for to elements from inspiring English sources
noun
One of the simplest or essential parts or principles of which anything consists, or upon which the constitution or fundamental powers of anything are based.
But what happened to Elements 118-125?
See here for guidance on migrating from assets to elements.
This appeals to elements of the Republican base.
He lives up to elements of that in this film.
In her sculptures and paintings, she alludes to elements of Iranian political propaganda.
People are exposed to elements, camped in the mud, and the sanitation is inadequate.
On Spectre, Craig added, he contributed to elements of the script.
"There is opposition right across the House of Lords to elements of the bill," Bach said.
Many people, of course, say the two men respond to elements of greatness in each other.
Skywalks are a natural invitation to elements such as drug addicts.
America, California and Berkeley itself gave their names to elements that Dr Seaborg found.
