Sentence examples for mode of composition from inspiring English sources

The mode of composition becomes the meaning of the book.

The most difficult mode of composition for objective analysis is one that some people call exotic.

A gifted lyric poet, he wrote two of his most successful plays entirely in prose, an unusual mode of composition in his time.

It was the first widely published "glass" bank, and it set a trend that has become the new mode of composition for banks.

The richness of that mode of composition and the singing associated with it has led to its description by present-day scholars as the "luxuriant style".

The exhibition shows that, like his life, Voltaire's mode of composition was cavalier, a mash-up of Kerouac and Milton: legend has it he dictated "Candide" to an amanuensis, and did it in only three days at that (Kerouac, by comparison, took three weeks).

The labels that one applies to these modes of composition are often only descriptive.

Above, in Modes of composition, it was noted that the appearance of a "landscaped" space might seem chaotic.

It must be emphasized that there are many different moods, or modes of composition, that are possible in interior design.

The design process has been called in the past modes of composition and style or period selection.

But some of the photographs, such as "Branches," by Mila Dunbar-Irwin of Martinsville, reveal the persistence of abstract modes of composition in contemporary art.