Sentence examples for composed not from inspiring English sources

These days, novels are most often composed not on bound leaves but on computer screens.

His sentences are longer than a prize pike; his salads are "composed", not tossed.

This book seems to have been composed not on Bolivian marching powder but on chamomile tea.

But scientists say most of the universe is composed not of stars but of dark matter.

Their sand is composed not of silica, but either of ice or of carbon compounds.

Sex should be composed not only of intercourse but also of clitoral stimulation, by hand or mouth.

(A number of his biggest hits were composed not over months or years but over portions of a week.

It exists purely to intrigue you long enough so you poke around and figure out the underlying argument: an op-ed composed not of words but of action.

Ms. Northrup said she believed that Adolph Kemper intended the memorial to be composed not just of the monument, but of the entire surrounding park as well.

But no one here had expected the latest fleet, composed not of galleons or helicopters, but motorbikes and cars zooming down from the mountains behind the town.

If fiction is to build bridges, it must surely communicate that whatever identity we may have is composed not merely of ourselves but of the otherness of others.