Sentence examples for a compendium of things from inspiring English sources

Appropriately, the book of the restaurant is very much more than a compendium of things you can do with interesting ingredients and nice bits of kit.

Louie C.K.'s FX show is never that, despite the fact that it is a compendium of things that he is interested in and wants to explore.

There is a compendium of all things Larry in case you are not familiar with the originals.

One website I gave 4-stars to is the Vanguard News Network, a compendium of all things hate.

It was such a major departure; like a compendium of all the things that appealed to me as a child in sonic form. .

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

Here's a compendium of their advice, mixed with some things I learned: Get a Good Cover You can't judge a book by its cover, goes the old cliché.

Alexander Woollcott, in his preface to a compendium of Carroll, in 1939, declared, "Everything has befallen Alice, except the last thing — psychoanalysis.

Or one could see them as a compendium of refusals — the refusal to account for oneself, to "pass" as one thing or the other, to have one's experience treated as a metaphor for individuality or transformation.

Another appealing thing about the book is that it reads like a compendium of all the times he realised how fantastically talented other people were.

According to Nielsen's overnight numbers, CBS easily won Tuesday's ratings competition, even though the closest thing to an original show in its lineup was a compendium of highlights from "The Amazing Race".