Sentence examples for a particular knowledge of from inspiring English sources

"I don't have a particular knowledge of opera.

I was very lucky that during law school I worked part time and developed a particular knowledge of the city rent-control system.

Between 1511 and 1539 five popes employed Campeggio almost continuously as nuncio or legate; his political and religious embassies gave him a particular knowledge of Germany, where he was nuncio to the emperor Maximilian in 1511 and 1513 and legate at the diets of Regensburg (1524) and Augsburg (1530).

It takes a particular knowledge of small children to know how to comfort them, a particular knowledge of soldiers to know how to whip up their morale.

New Wikipedia articles are typically written by users with a particular knowledge of their subject and often a passionate interest in it.

And not a poet I have any particular knowledge of.

Literary criticism, in its recent American incarnation at least, has faithfully reflected the general writerly retreat from the public sphere, turning into a private language devised to yield a particular knowledge about a self-contained realm of elegant consumption.

She has particular knowledge of the challenges and conflicts faced by a director of finance.

He has particular knowledge of the financial services, healthcare, retail and leisure sectors.

Enter Mr. Gorbey, speaking no German and with no particular knowledge of German or Jewish history.

For man the attainment of happiness consists in a particular type of knowledge, the knowledge of the substances of all the beings and a certain lifestyle, the virtuous life.