Sentence examples for as a compendium from inspiring English sources

As a compendium of provocations for a wide range of audiences, Damore's memo was a masterpiece.

The Forbidden Room is best described as a compendium of cinematic possibilities.

God has revealed himself as history, not as a compendium of abstract truths.

Reconstructed as a compendium of moral doctrine, the Bible doesn't come off well.

Until recent past, the nature was considered as a compendium for templates of new chemical entities (NCEs).

Hindus regard the Mahabharata as a compendium of dharma, and many passages in it debate dilemmas posed by dharma.

Historians of the future will read her columns not as advice but as anthropology, a compendium of the conventional wisdom of mid-century America: Tip the pizza guy.

A 73-page guide including an overview of environmental law and a listing of government and non-profit environmental organizations, as well as fellowships and a compendium of electronic resources.

Sometimes these books hint at determined obsessions, as with a compendium of miscellaneous information based on the Wunderkammer of Johann Christian Kundmann, published in 1737.

Editions are as follows: A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion, 1908, Des Moines, IA: Dyer Publishing Co.

In London, for example, licensed black-cab drivers distinguish themselves by mastering what's known as the Knowledge — a compendium of city street routes that dates back to 1865.