encyclopedic造句

He had an encyclopedic knowledge of drugs.

She has an encyclopedic knowledge of natural history.

"The Gulag Archipelago" described the system, its tortures, rules and subculture, in relentless, gruesome, encyclopedic form.

Al-Ghazzali is one of the encyclopedic thinkers in the history of Arabian Philosophy.

The afternoon is an encyclopedic knowledge contest. Instead of watching it, I rehearsed sketches in the office.

The site offers an encyclopedic index of diseases and a symptom checker to see what that forehead pain could mean.

He enthusiastically demonstrated his encyclopedic knowledge of "American Idol" and his excitement at seeing the "Transformers" movie.

Yet all this depended on Mr Smith's encyclopedic knowledge to find, assess and edit the books; and, as time went on, digital technology proved even more efficient.

Ansari is an encyclopedic figure in the history of Arab philosophy. His thoughts are deep in the forest and wide in the sea.

The author has an encyclopedic knowledge of his subject, weaving together reminiscences from both sides, statistics and technical details into the broader picture.

Many experts have expounded the principles of collecting Chinese words and encyclopedic words in the Modern Chinese Dictionary, but rarely touched upon the principles of collecting specialized words.

Gesar is an encyclopedic treasure of the world, but its position in old China formed a contrast with the fame and influence of Homer Epic in Greece and Europe at that time.

I have an old friend who is a journalist specialized in shipping. He was based in Hong Kong for many years, and has an encyclopedic knowledge of ships, shipping and related stuff.

A man can't help himself, what can he teach others and what he can get to respect? Even if you are full of wit, an encyclopedic mind, just a pile of props.

It mainly includes general words, as well as encyclopedic entries, all of which are frequently used words and expression in the ancient classics and need to be further explained.