Sentence examples for orders of composition from inspiring English sources

Literary scholars have proposed several different orders of composition, arguing that the poems form a sequence within their structures.

The order of composition cannot be determined.

I start with a trio of popular favourites before tackling the plays in rough order of composition.

One of Shakespeare's finest comedies, Twelfth Night precedes the great tragedies and problem plays in order of composition.

His second work, titled Yumuji (1935; "Fish Eyes Collection"), is divided into five sections, mostly by order of composition.

Possibly the list is chronological: much of it (leaving aside the enigmatic "Love labours wonne") accords with our idea of those plays' order of composition.

But the poems were not arranged in order of composition, either within a particular group or from one group to another.

It is a book of twelve hundred and seventy-nine pages, a daunting and in some ways an eccentric volume, which has been organized not in the order of composition but according to the chronological order of the periods under Mailer's observation.

In September 1969 he presented to his wife a fair copy of some 70 poems in their order of composition under the title Schneepart and the instruction Nicht veröffentlichen (Not for publication).

Of his eight symphonies, only Symphony No. 4 in F Minor (1877), Symphony No. 5 in E Minor (1888), and Symphony No. 6 in B minor (1893; Pathétique), actually fourth, sixth, and eighth in order of composition, are well known.

When I suggest that organizing the selections in the order of composition might have offered to readers a clear spiritual autobiography of Norman Mailer, he sighs and says, "I've been waiting to write an autobiographical novel all these years, but I've been waiting to become the hero of my own life in order to write it.