Sentence examples for form a compendium from inspiring English sources

While the first 1,100 or so pages form a compendium of statistics, the next 1,800 consist of "in-depth descriptions of the colleges".

For 10,000 of the biographies, there are portrait illustrations, effectively forming a compendium of British portraiture.

This could take the form of a compendium that highlights standards of practices in PHR deployment, administration, and use.

It is presented in the form of a compendium containing the underlying essential physical concepts as well as suggestions to help assess the potential of the technique within the framework of specific research environments.

These consisted of photographs of various activities of human figures, clothed and naked, which were to form a visual compendium of human movements for the use of artists and scientists.

The roughly 2,000 works form a diverse compendium of contemporary art dating from 1960 and after, with a clear — and artistically strong — Pop art tilt.

It (The Republican economic platform) just struck me as sort of a compendium of modest expectations.

"But...it just struck me as sort of a compendium of modest expectations.

(MH, August 2009: 51) A popular form of communication was a compendium of short snippets of dietary advice in headline form abstracted from the conclusions of various and disparate published studies: Get a milk moustache for more muscle.

And the images in the show's last few galleries add up to a compendium of natural forms: birds and fish; pines and peach trees; peonies in extravagant bloom; and lotuses, in contemporary photographs by the American artist Lois Conner, withered to black stems.

"That turned into an early form of the newsletter," he told me via email, "A compendium of what I found interesting in the broadly defined and ever-changing world of media, technology and pop culture.