Sentence examples for composed anything from inspiring English sources
He still hasn't composed anything more bracingly soulful than "Sunflowers," which ended the evening in a jubilant state.
I have never composed anything at a standing desk before; to be on my feet makes me feel a little like a painter.
Certainly Strauss never composed anything more radiant or expressively searching than the extended confrontation between Jupiter and Danae that ends the opera".
He was 31, and though he had not composed anything since enlisting at the outbreak of war in 1914, he was already regarded as one of the outstanding young talents in British music.
He broke away from them to ask me, a student at the time, and the only one in the elevator not known to him, whether I thought he had composed anything that would last.
He had not composed anything of note for years, so when he received an invitation to create a concert for the benefit of prisoners in various jails and of Mercer's Hospital in Dublin, he jumped at the chance and dashed off "Messiah" in 21 days.
Some of them asked tough, pointed questions; others seemed unable to compose anything but a tortured compound query.
Roethlisberger — who is 6 feet 5 inches, 234 pounds and just 27 years old — was not asked to compose anything.
It may, paradoxically, be important for them not to compose anything too celebratory about their host city.
Social taboos certainly stopped Fanny Mendelssohn from publishing her work, and must have discouraged many others from composing anything at all.
No painter preceding Degas had ever dared to compose anything approaching "Dancers in the Green Room," one of the glories of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
