Sentence examples for compendium of comments from inspiring English sources
Here is a compendium of comments from those surveyed, all of whom are familiar with New York style and none of whom are in the fashion industry: Uptown is more trench coats and ballet flats; downtown is more biker boots.
It published a compendium of the comments it had received and announced significant changes to its proposals.
Moses Narboni too commented on this Epistle (see Hayoun 1990a; critical edition in Hayoun 1990b); moreover, he commissioned (or wrote himself) and commented on a Hebrew compendium of Ibn Bajja's Regimen (critical edition in Hayoun 1987).
With hundreds of thousands, and possibly millions, of followers, it is one of the most widely read mailing lists on the Internet — an evolving compendium of computer failures, flaws and privacy issues that he has maintained and annotated with wry comments and the occasional pun.
His comments, recorded by the White House and published a few years ago by Michael Beschloss in a compendium of Johnson tapes entitled "Taking Charge," captured a larger truth that still rests uneasily on the American soul.
It is a compendium of allusions.
In 1272 there appeared the Compendium philosophiae ("Compendium of Philosophy").
Anderson is a giant compendium of trademarks.
For Her (a "faux-expert compendium of scientific knowledge").
His play is a compendium of undramatic devices.
