Sentence examples for if he composed from inspiring English sources

Many of his sentences read as if he composed them before entirely waking from a nap.

I'd like to ask Shakespeare if he composed while walking, or was he entirely sedentary?

Bartók, when asked if he composed at the piano or his desk, answered that it was somewhere between the two.

Asked once if he composed without sentiment, he answered: "Yes, if you mean that kind of traditional sentimental effusion of sadness, gaiety or joy.

If he was the author, he composed what Chrimes called a "great literary memorial of Henry II's government".

Hamauzu also stated that for the soundtrack he reused several older pieces, with the oldest being "Mysterious Plan" which had been composed 10 years prior, though he said that amount of work that needed to be done to update the pieces required more effort than if he had composed a new piece instead.

With a chantlike melody, it sounded as if he'd composed it while gazing upon a moat.

Hamilton Fish, an upper-crust paragon and Grant's secretary of state, said that it would have been impossible for Grant to tell a lie, "even if he had composed it and written it down".

Cope either accepts or declines the formula, much in the way he would if he was composing "conventionally".

Ford followed James, a voice-over explains, "as if he were composing a biography of the outlaw, or as if he were preparing an impersonation".

(It was as if he was composing the piece before our eyes. Arvid Jansons, who was teaching the conducting class in Helsinki that week, told us the next day: do not try to emulate).