Sentence examples similar to classic compendium from inspiring English sources

Best classical compendium.

ROOTS: The Definitive Compendium With More than 225 Recipes.

In fact, it's classic Connolly, a 90-minute compendium of droll things other people have said and anecdotes culled from across his 50-year career in music, the movies and comedy.

eThe reader might refer to [35], which is an exhaustive compendium of the classic radar coding techniques.

She was thrilled that, as Wilson had hoped, the Editions de la Pléiade, a compendium of French classics, was agreed on as a model for L.O.A.

With all the variations, permutations and endless genre spins on the holiday music trove — R&B, folk, country, jazz, gospel, rock, metal, hip hop, etc. — it's surprisingly refreshing to hear a compendium of core classics done just about as traditionally in an Anglo-Saxon way as possible.

In the fall, she will become more familiar when Second Stage revives her version of the Latin classic "The Metamorphoses," Ovid's sprawling compendium of tales of transformation.

The Mummy, Dracula and the Wolf Man -- the gang's all here in HOLLYWOOD HORROR: From Gothic to Cosmic (Abrams, $45), Mark A. Vieira's delectably gruesome, if arbitrarily organized, compendium of fright flicks from classic Lon Chaney silents to drive-in fodder like the remarkably unscary Roger Corman cheapie "The Terror," starring a wooden young Jack Nicholson.

Robert Burton's classic "The Anatomy of Melancholy" is essentially a compendium of quotes with commentary.

This time Mr. Demme has littered the soundtrack with a compendium of world-beat pop, movie score classics and nostalgia power pop; his eclecticism ranges from trip-hop to Henry Mancini.

Indeed, the period was one of great creativity; works now deemed classic that were produced in this period include Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica," Tang Xianzu's "The Peony Pavilion," Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West," and "The Golden Lotus," attributed to "The Scoffing Scholar of Lanling".