Sentence examples for exhaustive catalog from inspiring English sources

Bay Area residents can consult an exhaustive catalog of local resources.

Each year Zootopia isn't an exhaustive catalog as much as a compromise driven by shifting schedules and varying degrees of obligation.

Mr. Turner has also written an exhaustive catalog, "Ray K. Metzker: Landscapes" (Aperture), with a different selection and arrangement of photographs.

It oversees four Dalí museums in Spain and a library of his papers, as well as an exhaustive catalog of his known work.

Thus Ms. Osborne has found herself with the challenge of performing, in front of detail-minded fans, the exhaustive catalog of a band that she knew little about before her booking agent recommended her to it.

The potential applications of the systems approach to governmental activities are so numerous and so varied, in both the developed and developing worlds, that an exhaustive catalog would be out of the question.

The goal of the literature search was to provide an illustration of how important projected changes in R0 of I. scapularis could be, compared with R0 of other parasites and pathogens; it was not intended to be an exhaustive cataloging of all literature in this field.

The official government and Red Cross reports on prisoner torture and abuse, compiled in two separate volumes, "The Abu Ghraib Investigations," by a former Newsweek editor, Steven Strasser, and "Torture and Terror," by a New York Review of Books contributor, Mark Danner, are almost numbingly exhaustive in their cataloging of specific mistakes, incidents and responsibilities.

The report is an exhaustive yearly exercise in cataloging rights abuses in 194 countries, and includes both friends and foes of the United States government.

B3 WEEKEND E1-26; E27-38 ESCAPES F1-16 SPORTS D1-8 OBITUA29ES A29 Joseph Nathan Kane A researcher whose lifelong obsession with facts led him to write exhaustive reference works that cataloged such things as the nicknames of presidents, he was 103.

Even those familiar with the Morgan's exhaustive, nearly three-inch-thick catalog of its drawings from this period, published in 1991, may find their jaws dropping a bit.