Sentence examples for composed caught from inspiring English sources

The movie is mostly absurd but enormously enjoyable — divine clutter, perfectly lit and composed, caught by a camera ravenous for beauty.

Haydn's music will not pall even if the opera for which it is composed never catches up with history.

As they tear apart the seams of normal syntax and sense, communication is reduced to a kind of rhymeless doggerel verse composed of catch phrases and banal chatter, non sequiturs and puns and reams and reams of clichés.

"I just tried to stay on my game -- calm and composed -- and not get caught up in what Yankee Stadium was all about," Zito said after the game, his hands jammed in his pockets.

Martial, in his epigrams, often caught himself composing in medias res — as in Epigram 4.10, in which he sends a slave to deliver a gift of poems so newly composed, their ink is still wet.

But "Der Neue Orpheus," composed in 1925, catches Weill with one foot in the theater and the other in the conservatory.

Rauschenberg's art functioned as a kind of sieve in which he caught and brilliantly composed the chaotic flood of existing objects or images that the world offered.

Larger planktonic prey can be caught in a trap composed of the endopods of the thoracic appendages.

The dolphins sampled from the managed population are fed a consistent diet composed of a predominant mixture of commercially caught capelin, herring, mackerel, and squid and are supplemented with vitamins specially formulated for marine mammals.

In essence, you are more composed and, importantly, expecting a catch.

The party's main political catch phrases are composed and distributed by its propaganda bureau in Beijing, together with a longer list of suggested slogans that local governments can improve on.