Sentence examples for compendium of things from inspiring English sources

In the end, the report is a compendium of things that might happen or are likely to happen to someone or something, somewhere.

Appropriately, the book of the restaurant is very much more than a compendium of things you can do with interesting ingredients and nice bits of kit.

MAN ALONE: The 617 numbered items that make up this book are the best selects from a compendium of things Shields has read and written.

Louie C.K.'s FX show is never that, despite the fact that it is a compendium of things that he is interested in and wants to explore.

In a sense, it's back to the future, the days of the Whole Earth Catalog and its compendium of splendid things.

In fact, it's classic Connolly, a 90-minute compendium of droll things other people have said and anecdotes culled from across his 50-year career in music, the movies and comedy.

There is a compendium of all things Larry in case you are not familiar with the originals.

As Herman Melville said in that compendium of all things cetacean Moby Dick, it is ironic that "fine ladies and gentlemen should regale themselves with an essence found in the inglorious bowels of a sick whale".

One website I gave 4-stars to is the Vanguard News Network, a compendium of all things hate.

Judith Fitzgerald of The Philadelphia Inquirer, who predicts that Street Gang will become the definitive source of the show, calls "a compulsively readable compendium of all things Sesame Street", as well as informative, heartbreaking, hilarious, and eye-opening".

Indeed, Guirgis's plays are compendiums of the things that can go wrong -- in a moment or a month, accidentally or by our own hands -- in lives that might not be so great to begin with.