Such as vs such...as

[Inner_Stickler]

I agree with that and with the comparison to Troy McClure-style oratory.

[njtt]

@Chronos

They have different meanings. The first sentence means that you like composers in general, with Beethoven, Mozart, and Liszt being examples of composers. The second sentence means that you like those composers specifically, and probably others who are similar to them, but not all composers.

This.

[tapu]

@njtt

This.

No. See above.

[elfkin477]

I think they mean the same thing, but I’d still go with the first sentence over the second. The second feels stuffier.

[tapu]

@elfkin477

I think they mean the same thing, but I’d still go with the first sentence over the second. The second feels stuffier.

That. Quite.