Sentence examples for composition of son from inspiring English sources

The second, and more widely cited, is Charles Ives' composition of "Son of a Gambolier" in 1895.

Vibe magazine's Elysa Gardner observed a "reverent" ethos in the group's compositions for Sons of Soul.

Harrison described the new composition as "Son of 'Guitar Gently Weeps'".

On their first two albums, the White Stripes placed Jack's originals alongside covers of compositions by Son House ("Death Letter"), Robert Johnson ("Stop Breakin' Down"), and Bob Dylan ("One More Cup of Coffee").

The critic Michael Fried sees Manet directly borrowing the figure of the man cradling his son for the composition of Angels at the Tomb of Christ.

The series, specifically the family's composition of two daughters and a gay son, mirrored his own upbringing to the point where Davies and his boyfriend referred to the show as "The Private Joke".

The resistive feature R3 (2500–5000 Ω-m) may be due to the felsic-intermediate granulitic composition of igneous intrusives, observed across the Son-Narmada region of central India (Naganjaneyulu and Santosh 2010 and references therein).

Less research has focused on the affects of son preference on gender inequities in immunization coverage and how this may have varied with time, and across regions and with sibling compositions.

"The Old Man's Son" (1939), by Frederick Lester Sexton, is a pared-down composition of a young man dressed for foul weather at the wheel of a ship.

Where fertility is declining rapidly, the preference for sons may be intensified since the overall desired number of children will fall faster than the desire for sons, and pressure on couples to balance the sex composition of their children may contribute to further demand for prenatal sex selection at low parities.

As my son has moved through high school I've observed the gender composition of his math and computer classes.