Sentence examples for a compendium of the from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's performance was a compendium of the Testaverde conundrum and the Jets' roller coaster season.

11 P.M. (Fox) MAD TV Perez Hilton is host for a compendium of the show's pop-culture parodies.

In 2011, his words from Apollo 11 became part of a compendium of the sounds of American space flight.

Some Sort of Genius is, among other things, a compendium of the many reasons people found to dislike its subject.

The musical journey is both a compendium of the past and a fundamentally radiant vision of the future".

He says the advertisements were a compendium of the kinds of gadgets an industrial society produces in its declining years.

It published a compendium of the comments it had received and announced significant changes to its proposals.

Why had America's intelligence agencies felt it necessary to provide a compendium of the claims to Barack Obama and Trump himself?

Although lacking in unity, it is a compendium of the knowledge of the time that had been neglected by the less speculative scholars of the new state Confucianism.

This would be their third meeting about the 500th show, which was meant to be a compendium of the best of "Tyra," a greatest-hits sampler.

Indeed, the film is like a compendium of the effects and preoccupations that would help transform the director's name into an adjective, a living dictionary entry for Felliniesque.