Sentence examples for like compendium from inspiring English sources
"This is where you really get vertigo," said Scot Medbury, the garden's president, moving through the stacks in the science library, which is lined with books and journals like "Compendium of Grape Diseases," "Desert Plants" and "Starter Vegetable Gardens".
For one thing, physicists regard their theories as much more than a Fodor-like compendium of detail.
Featuring production from the likes of gold-plated pop maestro Greg Kurstin, Progress collaborator Stuart Price and ballad favourite John Shanks, III feels like a compendium of the albums they've made since reforming in 2006, flitting as it does between electro-tinged paranoia, arena-sized singalongs and midlife crisis-tinged confessionals.
At times it seems like a compendium of clichéd movie innovations of the era: Nonactors in lead roles!
He joins a list of prior Matrix participants that reads like a compendium of seminal contemporary artists, including Willem de Kooning, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Sol LeWitt.
Because the book offers a student's-eye view, it often reads like a compendium of the big gossip of the year.
The band arrived with no manifesto, just terse songs, and it sounded from the beginning like a compendium of ideas that should never have gone out of style.
Another appealing thing about the book is that it reads like a compendium of all the times he realised how fantastically talented other people were.
It was odd, given that McClelland had not been raped herself, that the tenor of some of the attacks on her read like a compendium of invective commonly used to discredit actual rape accusers.
It's appropriate that Something New is the song chosen to mark their 10-year anniversary, given that it sort of feels like a compendium of all their best bits.
It Could Have Been a Simple Goodbye sounds like a compendium of Steely Dan licks; Dog Time features atonal skronks and muted chicken-scratch funk playing; Clockmaker invokes the spirit of John McLaughlin on In a Silent Way.
