Sentence examples for is mostly a compendium of from inspiring English sources

His new show, "I'll Take Romance," is mostly a compendium of songs he has performed in earlier seasons.

Ms. Goldberg finds plenty of wanly funny inflections in Katie's febrile anxiousness, but the performance is mostly a compendium of jittery mannerisms.

But "Glitter," with Ms. Carey as a talented performer who goes from backup singer to troubled star, is mostly dross, an unintentionally hilarious compendium of time-tested cinematic clichés that illustrate the chasm between hopeful imitation and successful duplication (Lawrence Van Gelder).

In fact, "Glitter," the pop star Mariah Carey's feature film debut, is mostly dross, an unintentionally hilarious compendium of time-tested cinematic clichés that illustrates the chasm between hopeful imitation and successful duplication.

The poem is itself a compendium of my favorites.

Robert Burton's classic "The Anatomy of Melancholy" is essentially a compendium of quotes with commentary.

Unfortunately, the game itself is infuriating, a compendium of adventure-game design flaws.

None has any experience of legislation or government; and the M5S's programme is a compendium of mostly well-intentioned aspirations, studded with yawning gaps (see article).

Also "Dog Is My Co-Pilot," which is a compendium of essays.

The table is a compendium of studies and the species listed were surveyed with different approaches.

There is a compendium of all things Larry in case you are not familiar with the originals.