Sentence examples for composed fits from inspiring English sources

The English in which the work was first composed fits the music best.

Andrew Hale felt that composing the game's score was a flexible process "about setting a mood", as opposed to a "mechanical" process in which the music was specifically composed to fit with the time frames of the game; the composers decided to focus on the latter after the music was produced.

It is music written on the same scale as our ears, composed to fit our brains and bodies.

More unusual are cases, such as The Arbor, in which the visuals are composed to fit around pre-existing dialogue, an approach that demands actors match their delivery – breathing, pauses, tics and all – to the soundtrack.

The Music Department announced that a free recital of songs composed to fit the poems of the English country poets would be presented on a date that had now passed.

Gaussian curves were composed to fit the original pattern without pattern smoothing.

Tatiana Morales of CBS called it a "beautiful ballad", but John Lannert had the impression that the medley was composed to "fit [in] various Latin radio formats".

The diet was composed to fit energy requirements determined by weight and level of physical activity at work, leisure and workout.

The factor 1 - N f t N t expresses the fact that when the whole population is composed of fit genotypes the number of unfit alleles in the population is so small that the generation of unfit genotypes is negligible.

The foot fault is tennis's version of jaywalking, a penalty called so rarely it hardly seems wrong, yet one that, when called, sends otherwise composed adults into fits of public and venomous rage.

Each of them had been composed in some fit of ardor or philosophy which deserted me before I could bring it to the point of significance.