Sentence examples for carefully collated from inspiring English sources

Duckits' accounts, along with the others, are full of carefully collated art, and poetry and fashion and music.

Ben Arnold First in a series of retrospectives from British comedy greats, delivered via carefully collated archive interview footage, starting with one of comedy's most fascinating figures, Kenneth Williams.

In its original use the term seems to have referred specifically to books that had been carefully collated and checked for accuracy, and only gradually did the meaning of the term also encompass fine editions.

The analysis and the carefully collated data in the Human Security Report reveal something very different: an organization that, despite its failures and creaking bureaucracy, has played a critical role in enhancing global security.

Polypharmacology profiling requires carefully collated, large datasets.

Such a classifier could be based on a carefully collated database, or training-set, comprising species where sequence variation within and between close genera is known.

All the ancient materials are full of uncommon characters, and have been edited critically and collated carefully in order to guarantee the database cited as an authority.

It would be presumptuous to say they influenced him, but there is a common sensibility, an interest in the play of vivid images and cryptic language, in irreverence and in the power of information and fact, carefully assembled and collated.

Interview and survey questions were crafted carefully and all data collated was evaluated equally.

Surely it should copy and collate.

After asking to see my list of topics and collating it carefully with the one suggested by "Sex Education: The Theses," she was content to let me teach.