Sentence examples for compendium of reflections from inspiring English sources
This intellectual spat with herself has produced a fast-moving, brilliant compendium of reflections and polemics about contemporary literary culture; a book to be compared with, perhaps preferred to, Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death.
His six-volume "Mathnawi" is a compendium of inspired reflection, entertaining and sometimes earthy stories, sublime flights of inspiration, metaphysical subtleties and occasionally vulgar jokes, all of which relentlessly, consistently and coherently reflect his perspective on reality.
We also get a compendium of James's reflections on the art that he practiced, including the "slight haze of distance," chronologically speaking, at which the ideal tale should be set — nothing too up-to-date.
The reverb consists of reflections of light.
Judge Richard A. Posner of the federal appeals court in Chicago defended the practice in a new book, "Reflections on Judging," saying that "the Web is an incredible compendium of data and a potentially invaluable resource for lawyers and judges").
He states that this is "not a social document" and recommends the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church as a more substantial guide for study and reflection.
Compendium of Rose Diseases.
Compendium of Chrysanthemum Diseases.
A Compendium of Neuropsychological Tests.
In 1272 there appeared the Compendium philosophiae ("Compendium of Philosophy").
