Sentence examples for might be composed from inspiring English sources
A symphony might be composed in the course of one or two of these summer retreats.
For example, while the greatest expansion in the local labor market might be composed of low-level service jobs, such jobs frequently do not pay a living wage.
For example, in the case in, I think it was, 1890 in Fitzgerald v. Green when this court held that only states can punish fraudulent voting for presidential electors, it got into the act sort of obliquely and at an angle, and that had a bearing on the question of how the presidential electoral slate might be composed, but it certainly didn't get into this.
New services can be built from more general ones, which might be composed to provide new functionalities.
A society might be composed equally of members of two hostile groups, who discriminate against each other at every opportunity.
Thus we conclude that amorphous cellulose might be composed, at least to some extent, by randomly distributed domains formed by intermolecular hydrogen bonds.
Thus, the regular plural morph might be said to be composed of the morphophoneme /Z/ and the most common past-participle morph of the morphophoneme /D/.
That wave in Indonesia might have been composed by Mozart.
Now the Desjardins solo, a wonderful study in slow-moving tranquillity and classical line, looks as if it might have been composed 40 years ago for Ms. Brown.
But the pep talk Rockne delivered might have been composed by a ghostwriter, who on occasion worked for the wily coach.
