Sentence examples for outstanding anthology from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker Book of the 40s, edited by Henry Finder (Heinemann), was an outstanding anthology from the magazine's most crucial decade.
Compiled by the music historian Robert Kimball and the former editor of this magazine Robert Gottlieb, who is responsible for the equally outstanding "Reading Jazz," the anthology lets the lyrics speak for themselves... Irving Berlin, who spanned the early and the classic eras of songwriting, started the craze, in 1911, with "Alexander's Ragtime Band"..
Outstanding selections from the magazine were collected in the Fugitive Anthology (1928).
I do not mean to detract from the greatness of The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations, which is in many ways one of the world's outstanding reference works, or Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, a delightful anthology of literature and history, by noting that modern research techniques have brought to light some weaknesses in their sourcing and coverage.
A poem of his, "Do Prometeusza" ("To Prometheus"), was included in a 1900 anthology; however, neither he in later life, nor literary critics, judged his poetry outstanding.
True Detective and American Horror Story are similar anthology series (different story, different characters, different cast each season), but one is nominated for outstanding drama the other for outstanding miniseries.
Every "Peanuts" anthology ever.
(An anthology was released last year).
The Punk anthology is different.
