Sentence examples for periods of composition from inspiring English sources

A brief and unhappy visit to Majorca with Sand in 1838 39 was one of his most productive periods of composition.

According to research fellow Ian Beuermann, the saga is useful not for the specific events it describes, but rather for the ability to learn of "the ideas shaping the texts during the periods of composition or revision".

Iris Murdoch said there is a period of invention and a period of composition - I have borrowed that for myself".

(When he quotes from news stories, they tend to have been published during the period of composition).

Before the year was out, Beethoven had embarked upon his fabled "late period" of composition with his Piano Sonata No 28 Op 101.

My impression of the Book of Angels is that it involved a feverish and solitary period of composition, followed by a kind of release into the world.

It seems, nonetheless, plausible to conclude that the period of composition of the large-scale epics (as distinct from their much shorter predecessors) was the 9th or 8th century, with several features pointing more clearly to the 8th.

Each area of his output can be further subdivided by form or by hypothetical period of composition.

The text has few topical references to specific events that could be used to identify the period of composition more precisely.

Both safety factor and probabilistic approaches were used to estimate the service life periods of each composition being compared to the target periods defined in the prescriptive specification.

The influence of the electrodeposition conditions and the heat-treatment period on composition and morphology of the films were investigated (SEM and XRD) and the obtained films were tested as anode materials for Li-ion batteries.