Sentence examples for a reservoir of knowledge. from inspiring English sources

Growing up an evangelical Christian, Hummel had a reservoir of knowledge about Israel and the Church's support for the state from a young age.

That such a reservoir of knowledge really exists is nearly unbelievable.

They have a reservoir of knowledge, contacts, and expertise that is very important," a former senior CIA official, responsible for operations in Yemen, explained.

"You really need someone who is a renaissance person with a tremendous range of skill, both political and substantive, with a deep reservoir of knowledge.

It created a vast reservoir of knowledge, learning and artistic creativity that millions of us use every day.

Quantum's general managers have a deep reservoir of knowledge about both storage technology and the players in the sector, which helps them map the landscape, anticipating which segments of the computer market are set to go into decline and where emerging opportunities will arise.

Sela exposes the various means of force used by Israel to seize/loot Palestinian archives/treasurers, the way Israeli national/colonial archives have become a large reservoir of knowledge and information about the Palestinians, and Israel's control over knowledge and the writing of history.

"I think it's that kind of experience of engagement in whatever you are doing that provides a deeper reservoir of knowledge as to how the planet works and how your field of study works.

The musicians who I have admired the most are the ones who have a deep reservoir of knowledge and insight not just about music, but about life in general and have the ability to illuminate the things that they love in their music.

"It's one of those issues that having been a mayor on the front lines for the fight for safety and security -- as well as on the front lines of trying to help the men and women that are being chewed up and disempowered by the drug war -- I have a deep reservoir of knowledge and experience on the issue that's going to be incredibly helpful that will help me get off the ground running," said Booker.

"He was," Cathcart writes, "a thoughtful, encouraging supervisor and had an enormous reservoir of knowledge and experience on which to draw when problems or mysteries arose".