It is compounded of tradition and beauty and style and experience and not simply what happens when two individuals meet in a barroom, or a classroom".
It is compounded of competitiveness, consultant specialization, a corrupted campaign-finance system, the maturation of polling and advertising technology and a surfeit of careless contributions in a booming economy.
In Poe's masterpieces the double contents of his temper, of his mind, and of his art are fused into a oneness of tone, structure, and movement, the more effective, perhaps, as it is compounded of various elements.
The community of Spoon River was fictitious; it was compounded of Petersburg and Lewistown, Ill., which Masters had known as a boy.
It was compounded out of the Palestinian & Babylonian versions & the Septuagint, the version in Greek, translated in Alexandria from the one then current in Egypt.
And it is compounding a surge of female entrepreneurs.
It is compounded by a lack of trust in the establishment.
This wouldn't be such a problem on its own, but it's compounded by the workload of literary departments preventing the necessary joined-up thinking between companies.
He was isolated to a great extent from many of the things that he longed for – and it was compounded with mental issues, of course.
The shock of the loss showed on players' faces, but it was compounded by the unknown fate of so many of their teammates.
