Sentence examples for rather than composed from inspiring English sources

His fidelity to the properties inherent to sound gives his music the impression of having been discovered rather than composed.

In stark contrast is the theme song of Hate Week, concocted – rather than composed – to orchestrate the sublimation of the individual into mass violence: "It had a savage, barking rhythm which could not exactly be called music, but resembled the beating of a drum.

I don't know why a book that was collected, rather than composed, should have to be internally consistent, or why a religious document that originated within a nomadic society in the seventh century and includes such things as the moon splitting in two should be asked to conform to post-Enlightenment thought.

"Our shooting was extremely wayward, rather than composed which is what it was on Saturday [against Newport]." Accrington manager James Beattie told BBC Radio Lancashire: "We're making a habit of it [scoring late goals] but it's a good sign because it shows they're finishing games strongly and creating chances late on.

Our choreography team, Hidali, designed their movements rather than composed the choreography in time to their music.

The tumor-like lobules therefore appeared to be degenerating liver masses rather than composed by proliferating cancer cells, as previously suggested by Thierbach and colleagues (Thierbach et al., 2010; Thierbach et al., 2012; Thierbach et al., 2005).

(Working with a good writer, rather than composing the screenplays himself, might help).

The camera, rather than composing the action into a presentable pageant, plunges in, capturing the madness of the era in a swirl of colors and jolting close-ups.

If we were expecting doubts and regrets from Tony Blair, there were none, apart from a grudging admission that it would have been better to publish the full intelligence briefing, rather than compose the "dodgy" dossier.

Rather than composing some ceremonial equivalent of Pomp and Circumstance a more standard response Brahms crafted what he described as a "rollicking potpourri of student songs," in this case mostly drinking songs.

The best of them are busy all the time though they may be creating ringtones for mobile phones or writing film music rather than composing string quartets.There is even life left in classical performance, if pitched right.