Sentence examples for its own composition from inspiring English sources

Since it takes its own composition as the measure of living, it is a more personal poem, and often a more moving one, than either of its main models, Pound's "Cantos" or William Carlos Williams's "Paterson".

Over the next 30 years he revises it three times, expanding and - up to a point - improving so that (not surprisingly, from an author who had earlier published a book on Laurence Sterne) it becomes, among other things, a vicarious autobiography and commentary on its own composition.

Like Proust's "Remembrance of Things Past," it bares its inner gears of reconstituted memory and ends by promising its own composition.

There's an unproduced five-minute drama about a three-year-old boy going to bed, and another that weaves two kinds of music - Debussy and ragtime - into its own composition.

The primary objective of this article is to highlight a number of situations of importance in chemical engineering in which one of the components in a mixture is transported uphill of its own composition gradient.

A MgCl2/TiCl4 catalyst is prepared in the presence of a 1,3-diether internal electron donor, 9,9-bis methoxymethyl)fluorene (BMMF), which, with a porous physical architecture, is able to accommodate MAO-encapsulated and protected rac-[methylene(3-tert-butyl-1-indenyl)2]ZrCl2 (rac-CH2(3-t-Bu-1-Ind)2ZrCl2) without impairing its own composition and structure.

Solas also played its own compositions, like Mr. McAuley's "Beck Street," which had the vigorous twists and turns of a reel, but used an odd meter that would trip up a traditional dancer.

In its own compositions or pieces by Ellington, Lee Morgan and James Booker, the trio set out themes as succinctly as a hard-bop group, then took off toward wilder harmonies and tug-of-war counterpoint.

It serves the musician as rough material for his own composition.

That gave Lord Foster freer reign to devise his own composition.

Mr. Meltzer has taken this path in his own composition.