Sex should be composed not only of intercourse but also of clitoral stimulation, by hand or mouth.
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.
As if that weren't achievement enough for one woman, a bilingual book will be published at the same time, composed not only of paintings, but also poems she has written about some of those same directors.
The emotional palette behind the effectiveness of social control is a rich one, composed not only of a sharp sense of moral indignation and a fear of being punished, but embarrassment and shame when one violates social norms.
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.
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).
A tumour mass is composed not only of abnormal tumour cells but also of normal host cells, which nourish the tumour, and immune cells, which attempt to react to the tumour.
And, despite their apparent monochrome appearance from a distance, Mr. Tirelli's images are in fact composed not only of white and black paints, but also yellows, ochres, greens, blues and other colors, which reveal themselves only on very close inspection.
He sings beautifully, is eerily costumed by Mr. Wilson in a kind of grand Victorian gown, and has composed not only his own songs but other music, including some for a female Serbian a-cappella vocal quartet that hauntingly evokes Ms. Abramovic's Yugoslav roots.
