Sentence examples for compendium of a from inspiring English sources

And the show's panoramic centerpiece, "Live and Let Live," is a compendium of a dozen such images.

A casual compendium of a few individuals whose peculiar accomplishments have brought them to the attention of the public during the last year.

Ten years and several million dollars later, the Encyclopedia of Folklore of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a 12-volume, Arabic-language compendium of a vanishing way of life, has just been printed in Belgium.

By W. E. Farbstein and Joseph P. Pollard The New Yorker, December 28 , 1940P. 46 A casual compendium of a few individuals whose peculiar accomplishments have brought them to the attention of the public during the last year.

Why then during the last six months have new tomes been published devoted to the hatred of Jews? "A Lethal Obsession: Anti-Semitism From Antiquity to the Global Jihad" (Random House) weighs in at about 1,200 pages, a compendium of a career's research by Robert S. Wistrich, professor of modern Jewish history at Hebrew University in Israel.

It's a compendium of a lot of his graffiti work — outdoor anarchist work — with some commentary about what the pieces mean and how they ended up where they ended up and whether people painted them out or someone put a velvet rope around them to protect them.

If Pliny's premise seems remote from modern ecological theories, the result is a compendium of an entire culture.

He's "a compendium of all human knowledge" in the 2030 library.

That will frequently yield a compendium of links, including an "all about" link for resorts.

The musical journey is both a compendium of the past and a fundamentally radiant vision of the future".

"On Writing" began as a compendium of tips like these, in a tone suitable for lecture circuit or Internet discussion.