Sentence examples for methods of composition from inspiring English sources

Balzac was notable for his peculiar methods of composition.

As a member of Bob Dunn's classes with the original Judsonites I, too, learned about John Cage's methods of composition.

The distinctiveness of his fiction became clearest when he responded to questions about his methods of composition.

In the 1940s and '50s Davis's methods of composition grew increasingly complicated, as he extracted, magnified and manipulated themes from his past work.

Methods of composition vary radically some choreographers using their dancers' improvisations as raw material, others devising every movement prior to rehearsal.

The griot tradition also shares similarities with Somali poetry in their methods of composition and dissemination, and was a natural fit to the wandering, exploratory life of my father.

Spark's method of composition became quite famous.

HO: Well, that's an interesting method of composition.

Truman Capote called Mr. Kerouac's method of composition typing, not writing.

In short, the envelope writings adhere to no fixed method of composition, or none that I can discern.

British artist Ian Tyson was inspired by Li He's method of composition.