Sentence examples for huge compilation from inspiring English sources
"Other People's Money," which originally appeared as a series of essays in Harper's, is a polemic, but it's also a huge compilation of facts and figures.
Drawing on a wide range of sources, including the huge compilation, "Records of the Meiji Emperor" (Meiji tenno ki), Keene constructs a year-by-year biography of Meiji's life.
In this huge compilation edited by one of Kennedy's granddaughters, the financier, ambassador and patriarch comes off as a man of fierce will and outsize sentiment (both good and bad).
The fire, which has burned more or less constantly since Sept. 11, is fed by the huge compilation of buried office material and the added oxygen that becomes available when some of the ruins are removed.
I was still scrolling through hundreds of eBay listings and marveling at how the auction site's huge compilation of worthless junk had managed, yet again, to open up a new universe of delight?
This text corpus a huge compilation human researchers organized and labeled so the AI could understand it—showed, as an example, not only proper uses of punctuation, grammar and spelling, but incorrect applications so the machine could learn the difference.
One reads these books with interest for their huge compilations of facts and details, and yet one reads feeling also that the answer to that question is missing in both.
To a Western world for which The Thousand and One Nights has long since become a classic of world narrative, it is something of a surprise to learn that attitudes within Arab societies toward appropriateness of language use and performance mode have excluded that collection and a host of other huge compilations of narrative from the Arabic literary canon.
Instead, the huge compilations they prepare go through international bureaucratic reviews, where political appointees dissect them, line by line, to glean the best stuff that typically supports what IPCC wanted to say in the first place.
In fact, he had always been as thin-skinned as he was buccaneering, and if, by his own measure, he was "quite a practical person" all his life, he was also, as this huge new compilation of personal papers shows, a man of outsize sentiment -- a poignant, misunderstood dragon, more complicated, perhaps, than any of his children except Bobby, that other improbable combination of rapacity and romance.
Compilation... compilers?
