Sentence examples for composed far from from inspiring English sources

The husband-wife duo of Brett and Rennie Sparks composed "Far From Any Road," used each week in the HBO mystery's opening credits, but that tells only a tiny part of their story.

Residents pride themselves on living in close-knit enclaves largely composed of families, far from the city's honky-tonk grit; the local councilman calls the communities "bucolic".

Apple's aim with the iPhone 6 Plus and its 5.5-inch display is to get the balance right, to offer the benefits of a screen sizeable enough for extensive video playback and easy email composing on a far-from-cramped keyboard but still fit your jeans pocket.

Murray has looked fairly composed so far.

People were composed, resolute, disappointed, but far from shocked.

What Bradley particularly objected to about such views is that the particulars (ideas) which they treated as realities in their own right, and out of which judgments are said to be composed, are anything but: far from being themselves genuine individuals, they are abstractions from the continuous whole of psychological life and incapable of independent existence.

The people involved seemed so far from composing any coherent expression of their grievances that one suspected coherence itself was what they opposed.

It was a far more composed batting effort from Sri Lanka after something of a crumble in their first innings.

Howe despised the extremism of the Lockean claim that babies are born into a state of tabula rasa, believing instead that the mind is composed of various "faculties" that, far from being dependent only on external sensations to realize their powers, take an active role in their own maturation.

John Henry Newman was indeed far from home when he composed those words.

Composed, controlled from start to finish.