Sentence examples for compendium of excerpts from inspiring English sources

In 1999, John Carey published a great compendium of excerpts on the theme of utopias and dystopias.

His subjects have ranged from Jack Benny to the Manson Family: this weekend, he offers a compendium of excerpts from works past and present, together with a number of the artists he's collaborated with over the years.

(In February, New York Theatre Ballet will perform one of his early trios, "Cross Currents," at N.Y.L.A., and, a few weeks later, a French company, Compagnie CNDC-Angers, will bring a compendium of Cunningham excerpts to the Joyce).

What would be the point of keeping a two-disc compendium of Tavener excerpts?

We hear a couple of excerpts.

Here are a handful of excerpts.

A Compendium of Kisses.

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").