Sentence examples for would have composed from inspiring English sources

It is a Syrto in form, but it is very "fresh", bringing new ideas and style; no traditional Cretan composer would have composed like that.

Pink Floyd would have composed some of the score.

Had Lowell been invited to Washington, perhaps he would have composed a different poem.

Long before my death, I would have composed my epitaph: "He wrote poems, and was built, and loved Jen, the grad student".

I would have composed them right around the time that I was being so intolerant of my mother, and my father was whaling the unkindness out of me.

"See Now Then" is the kind of lumpy exorcism that many writers would have composed and then allowed to remain unpublished.

One fan, Maurice Ravel, once remarked that he would rather have composed "Le Roi Malgré Lui" than Wagner's entire "Ring" cycle.

Lloyd Webber was – still is – investigating the dividing line between operatic high culture and new rock idioms; Wagner, he often says, would surely have composed on a Yamaha synthesiser had he had one.

(If the poet had in mind something analogous to a blueprint for the poem, he would already have composed it).

If we weren't still learning about our identity and history, wouldn't we have composed new songs?" Human beings have a basic need to integrate their presents with their pasts.

The man his daughter calls a "social-action machine" was in many ways the last person you would expect to have composed the "Serenity Prayer," as the words he read in Heath's Union Church have been known ever since they became (in simplified form) a mantra of Alcoholics Anonymous.