Sentence examples for self-composed from inspiring English sources
The word "self-composed" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this word when something is created or made by oneself, without assistance from others. For example, "The singer performed a self-composed song in front of the audience."
Perhaps I wasn't truly self-composed.
If Bolt comes across as astonishingly laid-back and self-composed, his confidence is perhaps understandable.
Sleek, chic, groomed and self-composed, Nina seems to embody everything that Emma craves.
The book's title is from her self-composed epitaph: "Here lies a lover of unreason, and an exile".
At the time, his personal, self-composed songs contrasted with the usual traditional or political repertoire of folk singers.
Also a percussionist, Shechter's self-composed scores strongly shape these pieces with their relentless rhythmic pulse and propulsion.
The collection is a fraught song of the self, composed of subtleties and exclamations.
By ignoring my hunger or my need to use the bathroom during a three-hour movie by Kubrick or Tarkovsky, I'd voted against my body, with its undeniable pangs and griefs, in favor of a self composed of eyeballs and brain, floating in the void of pure art.
She describes personal integrity as "a dynamic intrinsic quality of the self, composed of health, autonomy and dignity".
Under these projects, more than 100 schoolchildren will perform their self composed music under the topic 'Ritual Rhythms' and will dance to Stravinsky's 'Rite of Spring' as performed by the symphony orchestra under the direction of Sir Simon Rattle.
Second, it's self-consciously through-composed, and, as an authentic modernist, she makes the making of her speech and the way she puts it together her subject.
