Sentence examples for skillfully composed from inspiring English sources

Skillfully composed, and heavy with portent, this is vintage Tice.

Each portrait is skillfully composed, lighted and revealing of its subject.

Still, the piece was skillfully composed and included some athletic brass writing.

An anomaly of Glackens's last years is the large "Soda Fountain" (1935), a skillfully composed, cheerfully colored Norman Rockwell-cum-Renoir tribute with three monumental figures (his son, Ira, posed for the soda jerk) to a mainstream American rite.

Aside from a few movie-theme-ish chords early on, Mr. Iconis's score is a mixture of skillfully composed ballads and romping-stomping hoedowns in a middle-of-the-road country-rock idiom.

(This was Stockhausen, right?) In the earlier concert, at 6, Harold Rosenbaum and his New York Virtuoso Singers performed "Greetings to Denmark," a program they had sung in Denmark and Sweden a couple of weeks before, much of it skillfully composed by Roger Davidson, the founder and president of the Society for Universal Sacred Music, which presented the concert.

Instead her focus is on melodies, sturdily composed and skillfully sung; onstage she hardly flubbed a note.

Condoleezza Rice of Stanford University has just composed an endearing, skillfully mendacious account of her noble service to the Republic.

This is a skillfully orchestrated, restless and brooding contemporary score, composed in an essentially atonal yet harmonically grounded idiom.

His collages were composed of old engravings and prints that had been skillfully cut and pasted together to form disquietingly irrational images.

He composes columns skillfully enough to mix several of these subjects in a single entry, like "Memory Laps," which begins with swimming, then segues into how his Greek grandmother came to live with his family after she was hit by a truck.