Sentence examples for encyclopedic work from inspiring English sources

"This encyclopedic work has beautiful color plates, references, and index.

In 1651, in an encyclopedic work on astronomy called Almagestum Novum, he published 77 reasons why Copernicus was wrong.

Timothy Garton Ash has produced an urgent and encyclopedic work; a worthy addition to the sacred canon of – what else? – "Enlightenment fundamentalism".

The result is a stunningly illustrated encyclopedic work, "Rock Art Around the World" (in Italian, French and German, 1995 and 1997).

It is an encyclopedic work, covering the evolution of motorcycle road racing since 1949, and as such it should be consulted like the indispensable reference work that it is.

The pace of the novel is frenetic, simply because it has to be: it is an encyclopedic work, meticulously detailed about the areas of American life it brings under its gaze.

Encyclopedic works are listed in a single section, regardless of language.

As God created order in the universe, the Saxon princes tried to order their state, and symbolized that divinely inspired order in encyclopedic works like the desk, the epitome of courtly craftsmanship.

He had written encyclopedic works on topics like fish and fruit and edited a scholarly series of pamphlets called Petits Propos Culinaires, but this was to be a collective work, with contributions from some of the best minds in the academic world of food.

There are also several encyclopedic works of the Ismā'īlī tradition whose authors are unknown.

Many of the demonstrations in the ER are based on works by this author, in particular his encyclopedic works Kitâb al-Shifâ' and Kitâb an-Najât.