Sentence examples for a matter of intimate knowledge from inspiring English sources

Finding bears in this landscape is a matter of intimate knowledge, and imagination.

There's a feeling of intimate knowledge, of high stakes and personal anger and sorrow.

That's not a criticism: the book's strength comes from a feeling of intimate knowledge and immediacy.

That kind of intimate knowledge of a market is what HarperCollins is banking on.

"None of the other candidates can rival me in terms of intimate knowledge of the operation, the psychology and the players of Albany," he said in an interview.

"This has been a matter of public knowledge," he said.

Thus that substances exist was a matter of direct knowledge.

It is a matter of Faith and Knowledge.

Growing up, like enlightenment, is as much a matter of courage as of knowledge.

Advanced dynamic anaerobic digestion models, such as ADM1, require both detailed organic matter characterisation and intimate knowledge of the involved metabolic pathways.

The cardinal fascinates Jep, and is possessed of an intimate knowledge of Rome's occult secrets, sacred and profane.