"Then along came Ginger," LaVette said, placing her palms on either side of her glass, as if composing a still-life.
These sequences also serve as a showcase for the film's strong cinematography, which captures the mountains, forests, and rivers around the camps as if composing an elegy.
Her handwritten remarks — on file in the Wellesley archives — abound with abbreviations, crossed-out sentences and scrawled reinsertions, as if composed in a hurry.
The voting pattern of the Rehnquist court over the last nine years "shows that the court acts as if composed of 4.68 ideal justices," says Dr. Lawrence Sirovich, a mathematician at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in Manhattan whose day job is figuring out how the visual system works.
Sure, the solution is multi-faceted, as if composed of pieces of a pie.
On his new single "Immovable," the musician explores a sound that he has has termed "citrus pop," which imagines pop tunes as if composed by cyberpunks, with an otherworldly melodic refrain, dark arpeggiatted keys, an heavily processed vocals that at times begin to sound like a sunnier Skinny Puppy.
Despite such variation, the book reads as if though composed.
Many of his sentences read as if he composed them before entirely waking from a nap.
It's not as if Lewis composed some children's stories, then sprinkled on a dusting of religious imagery that a sequel writer can easily sponge off.
Ford followed James, a voice-over explains, "as if he were composing a biography of the outlaw, or as if he were preparing an impersonation".
In the drawer of Godelieva's bedroom desk, Tom found drafts of several farewell letters that she had written to friends, her neighborhood association, and a chorus that she sang in, as well as a master list with an "X" by each name, as if she were composing thank-you notes after a party.
