Sentence examples for Rudimentary knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Neither showed more than a rudimentary knowledge of the sport.

Withers was obliged to buff up her rudimentary knowledge of Debrett and Who's Who.

Enrico Caruso also had only rudimentary knowledge of music theory, and that didn't hurt him any.

Nobody should be allowed to graduate in economics without at least a rudimentary knowledge of statistics.

Anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of the internet knows it only takes a minute to create a new email address.

Employing his rudimentary knowledge of medicine, he delivered two babies, pulled several teeth and amputated a man's mangled hand.

Applying my rudimentary knowledge of French, I asked my family when we'd leave for "Pair Mar-KET" State Park.

Conversely, how many shopkeepers -- even fairly recent immigrants -- do business here without even a rudimentary knowledge of English, as Zihe and Huizhen Zhang do?

Over half of every generation leaves school after 10 years, often with only a rudimentary knowledge of English and similar cultural skills.

The links between rudimentary knowledge of brain circuits (we are stuck with computer metaphors) and the language of the mind are inevitably stretched beyond capacity.

"1302 Broadway," was Therese's reply, showing a rudimentary knowledge of New York geography -- only there were no Crawfords at that address.