Sentence examples for just one composition from inspiring English sources

He contributes just one composition, "Jabberwocky," but he makes it count, producing a theme with a corkscrew momentum and a style knowingly evocative of Lennie Tristano.

She went on to study cello at Edinburgh University, along with English and chemistry, but says that when she graduated she had taken just one composition class.

Therefore, we should deepen our mind that biomarkers should serve to improve the well-being of children and society in general [ 28] and we should take great care to avoid harm to children and their families; thus researchers should take a broader view than to focus on just one biological parameter or complex compositions of biomarkers.

Consider just one fundamental issue: the composition of the Christian New Testament.

Major orchestras, of course, are just one avenue for African-American composition.

The composition was just one of the many ways Cage, who died in 1992, ended up influencing contemporary classical music and pushing the boundaries of what defines art.

For example, comparing CLASS-Chem categories to the original eight categories on CLASS-Phys, three categories have identical statement composition, three have just one or two novel CLASS-Chem statements added to an original CLASS-Phys statement composition, and only two categories dropped an original statement and added one or two new statements.

The uniform composition model has just one parameter genome size.

And if a robo-composition can be just one person's favorite song, I feel like the robot could sleep well at night.

The composition of words on page or screen was just one element in that verbal system, but it was the one that caused writers most thrills and fret.

Nearly 50 copies or versions of this composition exist: detractors argue that we ought to trust our eyes, given certain weaknesses in the composition, and assume it is just one of these.