Sentence examples similar to compendium of speeches from inspiring English sources

The Oxford English Dictionary has added "cisgender" to its compendium of recognised words.

Not long after, there appeared a two-volume, 1,012-page compendium of Charles's articles and speeches from 1968 to 2012.

Another is a compendium of dazzling Nabokovian words, replete with definitions: "cochlea", "hymenopteroid", "lambency", "uvula".

Three hours of speeches.

This week's speech will be extensive: far more than a compendium of individual policies, it will constitute a manifesto for a second stimulus.

The former Democratic mayoral candidate said that Mr. Bloomberg had spent his first month seizing easy victories -- "He's picked the low-hanging fruit" -- and that his three major speeches to New Yorkers so far represented little more than a compendium of ideas that "have been on the shelf for a long time".

It is a compendium of allusions.

In 1272 there appeared the Compendium philosophiae ("Compendium of Philosophy").

For Her (a "faux-expert compendium of scientific knowledge").

His play is a compendium of undramatic devices.

This compendium of his best-known material proves it.