Sentence examples for true element of from inspiring English sources

There was that true element of magic and something extraordinary about the whole story.

"That's been a true element of the success of this company," Mr. Willumstad joked in the conference call.

The one true element of the universe: emptiness, incremental negations, putting nothings between somethings — that's what makes order of the chaos".

So you can see him, can't you, ferreting about in the garden of his splendid country home – the moonlight blue and white on the grass below him, head torch strapped above his spikey unmoving haircut (no other person on earth has Noel Edmonds' haircut: further proof that he is our one true element of disorder), tablespoon in his hand, digging through the soil.

"There's a long tradition in immigration detention and among ministers for immigration to brand self-harm as merely attention seeking or attempting to obtain some other outcome, and to overlook the true elements of despair, hopelessness and the true mental illness components that surround this".

Once one rejects the picture of scientific theories as homogeneous units, the question arises whether the mathematical portions of theories fall within the true elements of the confirmed theories or within the idealized elements.

The paper commented that Sullivan had "the true elements of an artist, which would be successfully developed were a carefully framed libretto presented to him for composition".

True health requires a realization that moderation actually is the shiny and sexy alternative -- that the latest purification regimen is fleeting, a distraction that draws your attention away from the true elements of healthfulness.

Lyrical and harmonious, radiant with self-belief, their dancing in Act 2 and Act 4 is the truest element of an uneven production.

The article about Sergeant Bush might not appear to fit with the Oscar coverage, but it does contain the tried-and-true elements of People's editorial formula.

The movies share tried-and-true elements of the Sparks formula: star-crossed love with a hint of class disparity (but no nonwhite characters of any consequence); terminal illness; late-breaking revelations and plot twists.