Sentence examples similar to a telling compendium from inspiring English sources

He was told this was a compendium of research papers published by people from the school in academic journals.

PHOTOGRAPH BY JEFFREY JENKINS FROM THE BOOK "DAVID SEDARIS DIARIES: A VISUAL COMPENDIUM" May 5 , 1987I told Dad I was disappointed that I wouldn't be graduating in a cap and gown — the Art Institute doesn't swing that way — and he said, "I've got your old cap and gown from high school.

We Crossed a Bridge is a compendium of exhaustive interviews in Arabic with hundreds of Syrians.

(A ) A comparative transcriptional compendium during growth on glucose.

It's as if the cinephilic Desplechin had landed upon a source that hands him a compendium of cinematic genres and a trove for the telling of a story of stories, for the making of a film of films.

"That turned into an early form of the newsletter," he told me via email, "A compendium of what I found interesting in the broadly defined and ever-changing world of media, technology and pop culture.

As a result, it was a compendium of compromises.

The result is more a compendium than a unified history.

"It's generally rather depressing to look at my contacts," Elliott Erwitt tells Kristen Lubben, the editor of MAGNUM CONTACT SHEETS (Thames & Hudson, $150), a magnificent compendium of raw images from the photography cooperative.

The Brothers Grimm, who compiled a massive dictionary known as The Grimm, also assembled a compendium of folk tales and fables, which highlighted the story-telling parallels between different regions.

Anderson is a giant compendium of trademarks.