Sentence examples for Have a profound knowledge of from inspiring English sources

He claimed that the girls have a profound knowledge of sex.

"Syncretism arises when people may not have a profound knowledge of religion and their faith," the monsignor said.

At a regional scale, pastoralists have a profound knowledge of the network of pastures and of the route followed by the livestock.

The EU-Japan centre invites different people that have a profound knowledge of the Japanese way of life, both foreigners and natives.

Professional simultaneous interpreters are given time to study the documentation before a conference, but unless they have a profound knowledge of a complex subject they will find themselves unable to cope.

"The main problem in computational neuroscience is that theoreticians [who] do not have a profound knowledge of neuroscience build models of the brain," writes Henry Markram, founder of the Brain Mind Institute and director of the Blue Brain Project, in an e-mail.

She had a profound knowledge of Italian food, and she was utterly passionate about it.

At least trainspotters had a profound knowledge of, and love for, trains.

Callon has a profound knowledge of Japan's culture and economy from living most of his life in Japan; he has also raised four children there.

Proximity has allowed me to confirm what I had already felt in our previous conversation, that this loquacious woman with an attentive gaze has a profound knowledge of the Cuban reality.

Many years of research have not led to a profound knowledge of the mechanisms involved in the formulation and dispersion of carrier based mixtures for inhalation.