Sentence examples for veritable encyclopedia from inspiring English sources
Nabokov is very illuminating on this in his Lectures on Don Quixote, published posthumously in 1983: both parts of Don Quixote form a veritable encyclopedia of cruelty.
Mrs. Schulson, a docent at Shearith Israel, the Spanish and Portuguese synagogue in New York founded by her forbears, is a veritable encyclopedia of family history.
The state may think it knows the locations of all its abandoned mills, but few are as versed in their intricacies as is Bob Granato of Stonington, a veritable encyclopedia of New England mill sites.
He commands respect from both sides of the aisle, and is a veritable encyclopedia of national news and world affairs.
My buddies started to notice and began rattling off a veritable encyclopedia of home remedies for this sort of thing, debunking each other's ideas, and turning way more attention on poor Janet than she could handle.
In the days surrounding its debut, Del Rey, a veritable encyclopedia of Western referents, instagrammed collages by Peccinetti, Loli, and Madbutt, whose work also follows this galactic trend but each time neglected to credit the artists.
We were lucky, too, to have Mr. Haiku, a veritable cultural encyclopedia, at our disposal.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
