Sentence examples for deliberately composed from inspiring English sources

But the PIU's project teams are deliberately composed of outside experts rather than civil servants.

The ICB conceded that its reforms were "deliberately composed of moderate elements" but insisted "the reform package is far-reaching".

Her large, semi-abstract pictures, deliberately composed and brushed, are packed with forms suggesting pipes and funnels that interpenetrate sexually in pieces titled the "Industrialist" and "Machismo".

Moody, stark and deliberately composed and executed, they recall the high formalism of f/64 Group photographers like Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham and Edward Weston, who sought a purity of form that sometimes verged into hyper-realism or abstraction.

Its successive images, which are as deliberately composed as paintings and often evoke traditional portraiture, picture Irish schoolchildren, singly and in small groups, in and around their rather decrepit public school.

As was the case with much of the painting, Ming poetry and belles lettres were deliberately composed "after the fashion of" earlier masters, and groups of writers and critics earnestly argued about the merits of different Tang and Song exemplars.

Sometimes an author deliberately composes without thematic intentions.

"I have deliberately avoided composing something called a Symphony thus far," he says.

In all his books, images are accompanied by Jeffers's distinctive handwriting: deceptively awkward-looking, like the work of a schoolboy whose natural chicken-scratch hand is being forced into grammar-school cursive, though the capitalization of key words makes it clear how deliberately Jeffers composes the words alongside the image.

By the late Renaissance (c. 1580), lieder were composed deliberately in an Italian style: textures often chordal, phrases of regular length and well-articulated, melodies in the top part with the words carefully declaimed.

The most common types of clinical text targeted by these systems-discharge summaries and surgical pathology reports-are often dictated and are composed deliberately for clear communication, while other texts like progress notes are written mainly for documentation purposes [ 6].