Sentence examples for kind of compilation from inspiring English sources
What it is then is a kind of compilation, My Riot, on shuffle.
His first independent work, this was a kind of compilation of the latest, most celebrated archaeological finds.
But Shepherd winces at the idea of anyone using the word "jazzy" to describe his music, as if it could be found on the kind of compilation that would've played in a hotel lobby in 1998.
And when we know that it is eucalyptus, one of the world's most flammable trees, we understand it also contains incendiary power, a kind of compilation of all the roaring eucalypts that have burned Australia in recent years.
The album does not contain the off-the-hook experimentation of 2002's "Yankee Foxtrot Hotel" or the sinister tug of 2004's "Ghost Is Born" but is a kind of compilation of a band at the height of its powers.
Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic called the album a "stellar collection", concluding that it is "the kind of compilation that satisfies fans of all stripes and converts skeptics.
As its subtitle, "American Art From the Yale University Art Gallery" indicates, "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness" is a kind of "Treasures of" compilation, organized originally as a traveling show during the final phase of the museum's expansion and renovation.
Like many of Godard's later films, "Goodbye to Language," which opens today, is a kind of collage, a compilation of images and sounds, incidents and phrases that don't tell only one story but bring lots of stories together, in a cycle that fulfills a grand idea.
Call the Midwife is more than yet another tale of posh folk, while Dickensian – a kind of Greatest Hits compilation of the great man's work: Now That's What I Call Dickens! – is, naturally, peopled with as many characters living the low life as the high.
Instead of this older-fashioned kind of mezzo, Opera's compilation is full of sopranos who would have been right at home with Mr. Minkowski: Baker, Ms. Bartoli, Ms. Graham, Teresa Berganza, Marilyn Horne, Ann Murray and Frederica von Stade.
If you haven't been following this year's Broadway season, you'd be forgiven for thinking that what aired last night on CBS was some kind of infomercial for a compilation CD of the songs of yesteryear.
