Sentence examples for yet composed from inspiring English sources

Recalling the day of her mother's funeral, Anna is tearful yet composed.

The Violin Concerto is a more contemplative piece, perhaps the most personal that he has yet composed.

The Sound is an inland sea, being almost entirely enclosed by land, and yet composed of the same salt water as the Atlantic Ocean.

The sound and the scene were at once familiar and foreign, utterly unique yet composed of everything I've heard before: a classic Curaçaoan send-off.

In a festival built around the theme of the new world, the greatest piano work yet composed in the Americas had to be included somewhere in the Edinburgh programme.

But the theme that recurs most beguilingly is his exploration of the relationship between dreams and creative inspiration: both are unpredictable, intensely personal and, as one character points out, intangible yet composed from discrete building blocks, "made of viewpoints, of images, of memories and puns and lost hopes".

Contrarily, hormone-negative (ER−/HER2−) tumours were associated with visceral organ metastasis, yet composing 55%% of the tumours with only visceral metastasis.

Eggleston's pictures — careless, yet precisely composed — suggest something lurid about our interior lives.

Yet whoever composed the piece, and probably it was one of those playwriting committees that later produced "Eastward Ho!," it proves gripping, intelligent stuff on the stage.

"It's making sure you take in the heat as much as possible and yet remain composed," said Springboks captain John Smit.

Taking the form of five discrete vignettes, each with its own story line, Campra's saucy yet elegantly composed opéra-ballet fuses singing and dance in a single meta-entertainment; Christie conducts his esteemed early-music ensemble, Les Arts Florissants.