Sentence examples for composed slightly from inspiring English sources

Tall, with a casually elegant carriage, famously white hair and a composed, slightly craggy mien, Mr. Martin, 55, is, unlike most novelists, instantly recognizable.

The songs, however, were only unofficial with low quality, where the official versions were composed slightly different and sung by different artists.

In deference to the conservative Muslim clerics who still held great sway, alcohol and Western music were banned, but at the same time, Qaddafi brought about the emancipation of women; today, many urban women in Libya have dispensed with even the minimal Muslim head scarf and, according to Libyan authorities, women compose slightly more than half of all university students.

Mr. Millepied seemed composed, if slightly nervous.

The PartySafePlus online program is composed of slightly different content depending on your primary living community.

This is because it seems possible for two people to have brains composed of slightly different substances and yet to share the same belief or other mental state.

The deformation, expressed by strain, arises throughout the material as the particles (molecules, atoms, ions) of which the material is composed are slightly displaced from their normal position.

Thermally stable siBNAs composed of slightly modified sense and antisense strands were capable of suppressing gene expression equal to that of natural siRNA.

But I meant to say more about pears in a salad, and how their sweetness is welcome in autumn salads, especially if those salads are composed of slightly bitter greens, like radicchio and other members of the chicory family.

An impromptu group of professors, administrators and students conferred into the early morning hours to work out the referendum proposal for a campus coun cil, modeled along the lines of a previously proposed uni versity senate, composed of slightly more faculty mem bers than students.

The lower subunit (1c, 20– 22 cm) was composed of slightly coarser silt than the subunit above.