Sentence examples for composes not only from inspiring English sources

The inventive feature of "Herzog" is a series of letters that the protagonist, in his misery, composes not only to Madeleine and Gersbach but to famous people (like President Eisenhower) and philosophers (like Heidegger and Nietzsche).

An understanding of the varied healthcare systems in use throughout the world is increasingly vital for medical personnel, as the patient population now composes not only an ethnically diverse people, but also a population with exceedingly wide-ranging healthcare belief systems (2).

He composed not only an opera but also a ballet and music for an intermezzo to a play.

We develop a prototype composed not only from heterogeneous cloud platforms but also from independent cloud services.

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

His successor, Pérotin, expanded the work of Léonin, composing not only in two parts but also in three and four parts.

Unlike most international organizations, OIF membership is composed not only of countries but also of certain regional governments such as New Brunswick (Canada, Quebec Canadadand and the French Community of Belgium.

In one, Schumacher follows Balanchine's example, composing not only the steps but also the music (for solo piano, played live).

Early in the 550s Justinian assembled a vast army composed not only of Romans but also of barbarians, including Lombards, Heruli, and Gepids as well as Persian deserters.

In fact, Song characterizes the newly emerging criminal justice system as "a big puzzle," composed not only of the ICC states, but also all intergovernmental organizations, such as the EU and the UN, as well as NGOs.

But Gemstone was a popular variant: a hybrid C.D.O., composed not only of mortgage bonds but also of credit-default swaps, which have played a critical role in the running crisis.