Sentence examples for a direct knowledge from inspiring English sources

So far, no newspaper has tapped sources -- inside the Vatican or outside -- that claim a direct knowledge of a personal relationship between the killer and his victims.

"I have a direct knowledge of Pius IX's nefariousness," said Elena Mortara, a professor of American literature at the University of Rome and a great-granddaughter of one of Edgardo's sisters.

The Dutch Humanist Desiderius Erasmus (1469 1536) and others, however, went farther in stating that the ancient thinkers had a direct knowledge of the highest truth and sometimes in comparing them favourably with Scholastic theologians.

When regiments are raised locally, going back hundreds of years, most people in them will have a direct knowledge of each other, their language, their slang and so on.

The artist therefore described the arterial lesion on canvas and as if he had a direct knowledge of the dynamic of a vascular wound, but ignoring the details of the scarring wounds that will be known only later.

A key role in transmitting to Jewish philosophers a direct knowledge of Averroes' philosophy was obviously played by the Arabic-into-Hebrew translations of his works, including Averroes' various commentaries on Aristotle's texts (see Tamani and Zonta 1997, 29 49; see also Zonta 2007).

Mr. Ackman was among the earliest to warn of the credit crisis, and he is believed to have landed a windfall after shorting both companies, according to a person with direct knowledge of a recent investment letter.

Despite establishing the romantic relationship between the two, the lawyer said, prosecutors have not produced a witness with direct knowledge of a plan to steer the properties to Ms. Riley.

A person having direct knowledge relevant to a case being heard by the Board is a material witness.

"She said she would consider the fund-raiser a personal affront," a person with direct knowledge of the conversation said.

Specifically, we're hearing from a source with direct knowledge of such a deal that Sprint believed they were in the driver's seat to land T-Mobile.