Sentence examples for any catalogue from inspiring English sources

Perfection cannot have been bought from any catalogue.

You can't buy them in any catalogue, nor will you ever find another society devoted to their culture.

This, in the old days, would have been the equivalent of a reference library without any catalogue or index.

Dismissing them as fakes because they did not appear in any catalogue or inventory of the artist's known work, Claude Picasso refused Le Guennec's requests.

The most volumes listed in any catalogue is thirty-two millionumber number in WorldCat, a database of titles from more than twenty-five thousaroundbraries around the world.

As a tangential result, this may be the occasion to inquire: Do such choices — does any catalogue of preferences, for movies, plays, TV shows, or even paintings — bear more than a pale, oblique relation to the actual experience of a year's watching?

Which suggests that any back catalogue may be similarly transformed to reflect her more mature preoccupations.

Open any plant catalogue these days and you will find a spread dedicated to "superfoods".

It's hard to fathom how any serious catalogue of recent Australian art and artists wouldn't include Emily Kame Kngwarreye.

The turbulent history of the object does not appear in any Met catalogue or on the museum's Web site.

But neither has status in the official pyramid of excellence and so cannot offer the same kudos, so important in a pedigree on any future catalogue pages, as an equivalent Group One event.