Sentence examples for composed feel from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clayton has made two strong previous albums, but this one has more of a composed feel, and not just because of the absence of standard repertory.

Something wondrous about the sense of time and history that the artist has composed feels ancient and futuristic.

So this show -- which features a chorus of people who've dealt with homelessness and contains original poetry and raps by them alongside the more conventional songs Gilbertson has composed -- feels very much in the same vein.

"You don't have to believe this if you don't want, but when I'm composing, I feel other composers who have already gone to heaven approaching me," from Chopin and Mozart to Thelonious Monk and Davis.

I stole my first glimpses of Tasmania's rocky southern coastline from about 2,000 feet up, peering through the rounded pane of the cockpit window whenever I felt composed enough to look up from my sick bag.

"I have to just try to stay composed and not feel I can make up for a good jump," he said.

Is one already composed if you feel into your vibrations?

Ditching the lo-fi, vintage sensibility of Luke Wyatt's earlier work, "Feeling is Law" is a high-fidelity instrumental that feels composed with the default "orchestra" instruments you'd find on your average piece of music production software.

Perhaps the most pleasant surprise was that the roll felt composed of actual, real-life food.

As a result, "The Confusion" feels composed half on an iBook, half with an ostrich-plume quill.

The theater's faceted interior, composed of triangular felt panels colored a shocking Yves Klein blue, bring to mind early German Expressionism.