Sentence examples for he has compressed from inspiring English sources

He has compressed the organisation's 13 divisions into seven "departments".

Eight or so years later, he has compressed everything he has learned into his debut album.

In the program notes Mr. Harrington indicates where he has compressed the record and where he had to imagine meetings — most notably, between Johnson and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — for the sake of the narrative.

By the time Hosseini finally gets round to the reunion, via a Greek aid official living in the house in Kabul where Pari was adopted, he has compressed a dozen life stories into his novel and unified them through an irresistible substance of yearning.

By the time Hosseini finally gets round to the reunion, via a Greek aid official living in the house in Kabul where Pari was adopted, he has compressed a dozen life stories into his novel and unified them through an irresistible substance of yearning.

Ms. Chi skillfully rendered these atonal miniatures, displaying how Schoenberg had not eliminated bold Beethovenian gestures as much as he had compressed them into a language of extreme brevity and succinctness.

In the course of his high-pressure experiments, Dr. Silvera said he had compressed heavy hydrogen (deuterium) and the metal palladium to a pressure of 100,000 times atmospheric pressure, thereby achieving the highest density of deuterium ever absorbed by palladium.

In her author's note, Oates acknowledges that she has compressed Monroe's numerous lovers, medical crises, abortions, suicide attempts and screen performances into "a selected, symbolic few".

But he follows that full style of rhetoric, whereas Lincoln, again, has compressed so severely.

Modern life has compressed time and space.

Technology has compressed time, costs, and distance considerably.