Sentence examples for compilation of many from inspiring English sources

"I love biblical heroes, but I think biblical heroes are a compilation of many characters.

As PAD-US is a compilation of many data sets; data completeness, accuracy, and scale may vary.

The seven wonders of Greco-Roman antiquity inspired the compilation of many other lists of attractions, both natural and man-made, by successive generations.

Zagat produces a definitive guide to restaurants and hotels, a compilation of many experiences both warranting generous tips and cold shoulders.

Each has a story to tell, and Dante's narrative is also a compilation of many stories; and the issues touched upon are both personal to Dante and universal .The Divine Comedy" suggests that works of literature are not autonomous artefacts but conversations the writer holds with the past.

Mostly, thought, They're a Weird Mob holds up surprising well as an entertaining time capsule and a compilation of many things that haven't changed – from small gestures like returning shouts of beer at a bar to ongoing city rivalry between Melbourne and Sydney (highlighted in a scene featuring a cameo from Graham Kennedy) and the generous spirit and welcoming attitudes of Australian people.

Compilations of many rock analyses show that rhyolite and granite are felsic, with an average silica content of about 72percentt; syenite, diorite, and monzonite are intermediate, with an average silica content of 59percentt; gabbro and basalt are mafic, with an average silica content of 48percentt; and peridotite is an ultramafic rock, with an average of 41percentt silica.

22– 26 Compilations of many tracer studies in monkeys are beginning to provide quantitative data on large-scale connections throughout the cortex.

The instinct that keeps many women infatuated with the "Cinderella" myth is the same one, curiously, that has driven them to make a best-selling book out of "The Bitch in the House," a compilation of essays, many by prominent writers, about love, marriage, work and motherhood that, taken together, make a very strong argument for the fact that women are tired.

The tailor-made "Le Pillow Thirteen" is a compilation of excerpts, many by the founder Samuel Murez, in a variety of styles, from the neo-mime of "Me2," a miniature inspired by a playful poem by Raymond Federman, to the William Forsythe-like convolutions of "Processes of Intricacy".

That's the operative word for a compilation of so many listed corporations, and of the 2,000 themselves.