| From here the film cuts to 1973 and William is a young teenager with an encyclopedic knowledge and appreciation of music. |
| If you believe a public library is a majestic bastion of encyclopedic tomes, then you have not been inside one for a very long time. |
| Being film scholars was beneficial because between the both of us we have an encyclopedic knowledge of the film noir genre. |
| Quite obviously, no single reviewer is competent to judge the reliability of every bit of material to be found in this encyclopedic book. |
| Hamilton, whose baseball column appeared each Saturday during the season, was respected for his encyclopedic knowledge of the game's history. |
| Mungo's decades of experience reporting on politics have furnished him with an encyclopedic knowledge of the Australian scene, past and present. |
