Sentence examples for compendium of instruction from inspiring English sources
The finished commentaries in many ways go beyond the scope of the poems, becoming a compendium of instruction with much of the random display of an amateur in philosophy.
It's precisely this inevitable erasure that makes MOMA's decision to devote an entire gallery to a single Ono book — "Grapefruit," her 1964 compendium of conceptual-art instructions — feel so crucial and rewarding.
In 1588 a monument of dance writing, Orchésographie by the French Jesuit priest Thoinot Arbeau, was published; this compendium of dances with detailed instructions and musical indications became a valuable source for later scholars.
"The Dangerous Book for Boys is the one that surprised me," continued Iggulden, "because I thought there was a chance that no one would be interested". This compendium of information, full of tales of derring do and instructions for building catapults, go-karts, bows and arrows, sparked a storm of controversy on its publication last June.
A wildly diverse compendium of poems, chants, myths, gospels, pagan documents, and spiritual instructions, the texts are distinct evidence of fierce theological debate and of an alternative tradition within early Christianity — a kind of mystical variant, much like the Zen tradition in Buddhism, Kabbalah in Judaism, Sufism in Islam.
Compendium of Rose Diseases.
Compendium of Chrysanthemum Diseases.
It is a compendium of allusions.
In 1272 there appeared the Compendium philosophiae ("Compendium of Philosophy").
