I must admit my knowledge of television drama and sitcoms is rather limited, so I'd certainly be open to suggestions for any other fictional character who might fit the bill (feel free to chime in, down in the comments).
At this point, I also have to hold my hands up and admit that my knowledge of Baltimore and Philadelphia rests mostly on The Wire and the early works of Will Smith.
But love.... .. His message trailed off in a few lines of Chinese that read in part: "I admit that my knowledge of art is limited at present.
Though I freely admit that my knowledge of cowboys comes mainly from "Lonesome Dove," "Red River," and, more recently, "Brokeback Mountain," my skepticism about the overlap between the professions of writer and cowboy persisted.
"In my organisation, I set a rapid pace, which is called allegro in symphonic circles". "I have to admit that my knowledge of classical music is limited". "Can you imagine if Luciano Pavarotti had been singing, contentedly, in some obscure place his whole life, what we would have missed?
I must admit that my knowledge of Polish cuisine was limited to the few mainstays I had grown used to in the stores and eateries of the East Village and Brooklyn: pierogis, kielbasas, barszcz (often and less intimidatingly spelled borscht).
I admitted that my knowledge of their child based on the dubious value of some tests, some student work, and my observations were minor compared to what they could bring to the conference based on their years of living with that child.
I'll admit right off the bat that my knowledge of Ukrainian and Russian combined was not always enough to understand every line of dialogue in the film.
When I admit my complete lack of parenting knowledge to these moms, I can see their walls dropping.
Brooks' deputy, Andy Coulson, who went on to become editor of the paper, was found guilty after admitting to knowledge of the hacking of former home secretary David Blunkett's phone.
Frightened, and still calculating his best position, Smith agreed to record his calls and lure a former Galleon colleague into admitting knowledge of the Cisco-Starent tip.
