Sentence examples for as yet composed from inspiring English sources

When Liszt started writing symphonic poems, "he had very little experience in handling an orchestra... his knowledge of the technique of instrumentation was defective and he had as yet composed hardly anything for the orchestra".

From this moodboard grew the blue and white brandscape and the tone of the company's voice which includes such couplets as "witty yet sincere, casual yet composed...avoid ing) the heavy handed and the heavy footed".

But the theme that recurs most beguilingly is his exploration of the relationship between dreams and creative inspiration: both are unpredictable, intensely personal and, as one character points out, intangible yet composed from discrete building blocks, "made of viewpoints, of images, of memories and puns and lost hopes".

The Sound is an inland sea, being almost entirely enclosed by land, and yet composed of the same salt water as the Atlantic Ocean.

The Violin Concerto is a more contemplative piece, perhaps the most personal that he has yet composed.

Recalling the day of her mother's funeral, Anna is tearful yet composed.

Instead, each candidate -- or more likely, staff members working for each candidate -- would be given time, as yet unspecified, to compose responses, as well as handle follow-up questions from the public at www.hallnj.org.hallnj.org

This could be due to a high divergence of H/ACA RNA structures in H. volcanii or, as discussed above in the case of Ψ-55 formation, to a guide RNA independent pseudouridylation by the Cbf5p/Nop10p dependent machinery acting during transcription on an as yet unfinished tRNA molecule composed of stems and loops.

But the gas and stars together appear to be vastly outweighed themselves by some mysterious form of unseen matter, composed of an as yet unidentified species of particle (ScienceNOW, 7 February) Previously, dark matter's existence had been inferred from its gravitational effects on the motions of galaxies.

The book, as yet untitled, will be illustrated by Maira Kalman, who composes an occasional visual blog for the Op-Ed page of The New York Times, and will be published in 2011.

SMAT is composed of three HF-containing factors, TAF8, TAF10, SPT7L, and potentially as yet unidentified proteins.