Sentence examples for compendium of everything from inspiring English sources
It's a compendium of everything one loves about 007 – and with Connery at his apogee.
"Same, Different, Equal" is a carefully organized, often lively yet sometimes dense compendium of everything that matters in the debate: how boys and girls do in classes and on tests, their differing learning styles and the legal tussles.
They summarised the game as "a compendium of everything Rockstar has learnt about the power of game music in the past decade".
Here's the first entry in our comprehensive compendium of literally everything that has ever happened in a nightclub ever. 1) A man who smells faintly of cheap mince and hair gel stands near a younger woman in the hope that his unasked for physical proximity will persuade her to immediately start dancing with him.
Alexander Woollcott, in his preface to a compendium of Carroll, in 1939, declared, "Everything has befallen Alice, except the last thing — psychoanalysis.
Though it wasn't exactly a book, it was a how-to manual, a compendium, an enyclopedia, a literary review, an opinionated life guide, and a collection of readers' recommendations and reviews of everything from computational physics to goat husbandry.
Jennifer Hudson's 1,000 New Designs And Where To Find Them (£19.95) is a compendium of furniture and products, rounding up everything from handtufted carpets (there's an especially nice one by Vittorio Locatelli on page 214) to radical storage solutions such as Gerhard and Glucker's feltand- chrome wall panel.
I was denied of everything.
The book, Not in My Name: a Compendium of Modern Hypocrisy, co-written with her journalist mate Chas Newkey-Burden, is unmistakable Burchill - attacking everything from opponents of Israel and George Bush, to ageism among gay men.
For a Georgian, Rustaveli's poem is a compendium of sayings, phrases, and images that represents the climax of Georgia's cultural golden age and stands as a reference for everything written after it.
