Sentence examples for see the composition from inspiring English sources
You see the composition you did in third grade and think, isn't that nice.
"You can see the composition gradually disintegrate," Mak writes, and though he is talking about Steinbeck's book, he might well be talking about America itself.
"So when you see the composition of my bench – and if I want to change the playing style with [Marouane] Fellaini – I didn't have a position for a second striker".
For example, in one of the American composer Sam Loyd's most famous problems (see the composition), the surprise is that White's b-pawn, which appears to be an innocuous bystander on the second rank, advances five times and delivers mate.
"They are saying they want democracy, but for that one has to see the composition of the junta," said Mahaman Tidjani Alou, a political science professor at the University of Niamey.
The summer saw the composition of the clarinet quintet, in which a true chamber style is warmly and gracefully reconciled with the solo writing.
The year 1774 saw the composition of more symphonies, concertos for bassoon and for two violins (in a style recalling J.C. Bach), serenades, and several sacred works.
The Heian was a time of literary productivity that also saw the composition of "The Pillow Book," Sei Shonagon's exquisitely detailed and refined record of court life, and a wealth of tanka poems.
The first version of the play – then entitled The Turbin Brothers – was written between 1920 and 1921 in an astonishing burst of creativity that also saw the composition of four other plays.
But 1976 also saw the composition of a remarkable cluster of important works that could all be classified as minimalist, a term that Michael Nyman first applied to music in 1968 and which has remained useful, if contentious, ever since.
