Exhaustively portraying the events of a single day, June 16, 1904, in Dublin, it has comic exuberance, encyclopedic inclusiveness and a virtuoso display of diverse narrative styles .
The prim, as well as the encyclopedic, arrogance of Stephen Daedalus offered an easily adaptable pose for the restless young journalist.
Instead of settling for whatever happens to be on at a particular time, you could select any item from an encyclopedic menu of offerings and have it routed directly to your .
Lisa Harlow one of the great builders for women's football in Atlantic Canada To Lisa Harlow, football is more than just a sport; it is her life’s work. Employing great organizational skills and insight, Harlow is one of the most fascinating figures in the game. She brings an encyclopedic knowledge of the game while working as president of Football New Brunswick to ensure the foundation is laid for the next generation of football stars. Merely 28 years old, Harlow is in ...
June 13, 2013 - Bleacher Report
Jon Stewart in News1130 Stephen has such encyclopedic knowledge and I figured using himself as the foundation of a character like that, there was no question he could do this every day,says Stewart. "He was just ready. He wears that character so perfectly."
Jon Meacham in Seattle Post Intelligencer I was just very impressed with the range of his knowledge and he had an almost encyclopedic feel for anything that came up,Meacham said. "As we think about ways to both inform and surprise readers of the magazine, the notion of having him...
Kent Conrad in Ct Post Fellow North Dakota Democrat Kent Conrad says Byrd had "an encyclopedic knowledge" of Senate procedure, and his knowledge and spirit will be missed.