Sentence examples for but composed of from inspiring English sources
But, composed of more than 2,000 matched rose-cut diamonds on an Edwardian-inspired lattice design in platinum, it took Carnet more than 10 years to complete.
Gassendi rejected the Epicurean account of the human soul, according to which it is material but composed of lighter and more subtle atoms than those of other things.
In the most reasonable and widely discussed mechanism, a single gene can make several messages because genes of multicellular organisms are not discrete strings, but composed of coding segments (exons) separated by noncoding regions (introns).
[ image: /photos/590957d1019dfc3494e9ed05] Jon gets it right, I think, when he writes that "The Imperfectionists," is less a novel than a book of short stories, "united in setting, with some crossover characters, but composed of freestanding short narratives".
Glyptodon and its close relatives, the glyptodonts, were encased from head to tail in thick, protective armour resembling in shape the shell of a turtle but composed of bony plates much like the covering of an armadillo.
It is a book of short stories the way "Dubliners" and "Winesburg, Ohio" and "The Things They Carried" are books of short stories — united in setting, with some crossover characters, but composed of freestanding short narratives.
I use a soy-dominated mixture, but one composed of olive oil, lemon, garlic and parsley would do equally well.
Most insulators and metals are crystalline materials but are composed of a great many very small crystals.
But parliaments, composed of elected politicians, are the experts at policymaking and neither expressly or impliedly should they ever surrender that role to others".
The garments were of similar type but were composed of larger pieces of material; draping became more complicated and ornamentation richer.
The nature of the groups covered varies widely, but groups composed of the employees of individual organizations (companies, non-profit institutions, governmental units) are the most common.
