Sentence examples for composition means from inspiring English sources

If Arsenault's summary of "Disintegration" is accurate, then Robinson is wrong in his claim that black America's fourfold composition means the ethnic group doesn't culturally exist.

That MMM is now living and breathing as an enduring, taunting piece of contemporary composition means that Lou is on the way to having the last laugh (another of his favourite things).

In a 1986 Arena film for the BBC, A Brother With Perfect Timing, he said: "Composition means you have to be composed so the message can flow through you - it's like a state of Zen.

That rule of composition means if you were to draw a tic-tac-toe board on your finished photo, the major elements would be on one of the lines or intersections.

For wild horses, seasonal diet composition means for graminoids (77−89%), forbs (4−15%), and browse (3−10%) did not vary seasonally for any plant group (P ≤ 0.05).

There is, as we have seen, an issue as to whether facts are complex entities or not, and as to how (if at all) the various facts are composed and as to what composition means here.

Grant painted folding screens and decorated a tabletop with an all-over composition meant to look like a lily pond.

With the field recording made at Piccadilly Circus, Swedish sound artist Anya Trybala has crafted a composition meant to be a meditation on Brexit.

And its serrated leaves and grainy composition mean that animals with even the most indiscriminate palates — goats, for example — say no thanks.

"Ms. Kimura did not use them for novelty's sake," he wrote, "but as elements in a sweet, ghostly composition meant to expand musical territory as well".

Kerry Brown, of the University of Sydney, said the composition meant increased power for Xi within a "dual-core leadership" with Li Keqiang, describing their new colleagues as "not particularly disruptive".