Sentence examples for just a compendium from inspiring English sources
Readers can therefore look forward to a feast of results from randomised trials, which seem to be growing in audacity even as they gain in popularity.But "Poor Economics" is more than just a compendium of the randomistas' greatest hits.
I love a story that feels like the product of an overheated imagination - and these certainly qualify - but a novel isn't just a compendium of the novelist's imagination, it's also the delivery system for it.
Is contemporary metaphysics just a compendium of philosophical problems that cannot be assigned to epistemology or logic or ethics or aesthetics or to any of the parts of philosophy that have relatively clear definitions?
It's more than just a compendium of his travels and the tricks along the way.
Mike Hale at the New York Times called the female-driven storylines at the center of "Big Little Lies" unoriginal and "just a compendium of clichés," even comparing the nuanced portrayal of an abusive relationship between Kidman's Celeste and Alexander Skarsgard's Perry to "'Fifty Shades' territory".
But a compendium of new public health statistics, released Tuesday by the World Health Organization, quantifies just how desperate the situation has become for Iraqis.
Luckily, Vimeo alum Zach Klein, WIRED writer Steven Leckart, and photographer Noah Kalina have just published Cabin Porn, a compendium of smart and beautiful woodland homes perfect for escaping the end of the world as we know it.
12 30 P.M.: Sci-Fi Time Back at the Uptown stage, Jeff VanderMeer, the co-editor (with Ann VanderMeer) of the just-published "The Weird: A Compendium of Strange and Dark Stories" was talking about how they went about compiling the new anthology.
"Fresh Cream" (Phaidon Press, $49.95) is a compendium of just-minted contemporary art packaged inside a blow-up pillow (which, alas, must be sacrificed to get at the book).
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.
