Sentence examples for a compendium of mostly from inspiring English sources

None has any experience of legislation or government; and the M5S's programme is a compendium of mostly well-intentioned aspirations, studded with yawning gaps (see article).

So as a consolation present to you, I offer my own private mini VICE photo issue, a compendium of mostly previously unpublished images I've taken over the past several years that, for me, really nail the holiday spirit.

In substance, a compendium of amazing and mostly horrifying facts about jellyfish, which are, apparently, taking over the world, or at least the marine portion of it.

His new show, "I'll Take Romance," is mostly a compendium of songs he has performed in earlier seasons.

Ms. Goldberg finds plenty of wanly funny inflections in Katie's febrile anxiousness, but the performance is mostly a compendium of jittery mannerisms.

We can estimate the amount of media coverage given to the protests through the database NewsLibrary.com, a compendium of about 4,000 news outlets in the United States — mostly "traditional" sources like newspapers and television stations.

In March, he anonymously started Park Avenue Peerage, a compendium of party pictures, society updates, and, once in a while, family histories he put together mostly by culling wedding and death announcements.

A Compendium of Kisses.

It is a compendium of allusions.

(See a compendium of clips from the film).

As a result, it was a compendium of compromises.