Sentence examples for perhaps composed from inspiring English sources

It was much different from that of cow's milk, and had a fragile and heterogeneous structure perhaps composed of casein flakes.

STRO-1/vimentin-positive cells are perhaps composed of premature mesenchymal cells.

The aggregation process seems to have started from some kind of 'seed' structure (Fig. 5A), perhaps composed of membrane material, and then the surrounding anthocyanic networks continue to be deposited to these 'seed' structures (Fig. 4, 5 and 6).

One sits at a piano, perhaps composing.

But perhaps composing on such a beautiful, alien object might inspire me, as it did Nietschze, to try to free my thoughts from my writing instruments.

Or maybe if people dance a lot to music that perhaps was composed for a different purpose but it manages to tell a coherent story, maybe that will automatically be considered a musical.

You noticed one thing, then another; and perhaps you composed a few lines as you went.

Anthony Michaels-Moore was a rock-solid Balstrode; Jill Grove was a big-voiced, big-hearted Auntie; Janice Watson was a strongly lyrical, if perhaps too composed, Ellen Orford.

As many music lovers know, the disappointing last sections of the Requiem (the Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei) were mostly, perhaps totally, composed by Mozart's student Franz Xaver Süssmayr: Scholars still debate how extensive the sketches and instructions were that Mozart left behind.

The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, published in 1992, credited the score to Benedikt Schack and Franz Xaver Gerl, noting that one comic duet, with a soprano part for a character who can no longer speak but only meows like a cat, was orchestrated "and perhaps partly composed" by Mozart.

For a long time, there was a Steinway baby-grand piano tucked in a corner of Andy's study in Maine, and I can still hear him playing and singing the verse of a lilting old song did he perhaps write and compose it himself?