She says that he was an inattentive schoolboy and never a reader of books; so how did he acquire his apparently comprehensive knowledge of classical mythology?
Jamieson Wolf brings to his review an apparently encyclopaedic knowledge of Smailes' work, writing: [She] has always delivered and her stories always have a character that you're drawn to.
That man's lawyer, Seth Ginsberg, told Judge Kaplan that he was troubled by the fact that the government apparently had knowledge of the ring and that its "cooperating witness was engaged in sex trafficking with a minor".
Since she's a girl with a reputation for honesty - and since, more crucially, she can back up her story with an apparently intimate knowledge of the layout of the Sharpes' isolated house, The Franchise - her claims are taken seriously by the police, and the women are charged with her abduction.
Earlier this year the MySpace UK team added Facebook Connect features to a fan video without, apparently, the knowledge of upper management at MySpace.
More specifically, EC is said to give us a way of responding to certain cases in which we have apparently inconsistent knowledge claims, each of which enjoys some real plausibility.
Moreover, this effect illustrates a special quality of the dual commercial VET in Germany, as students apparently acquire knowledge relevant for decision-making during commercial VET, and the resulting edge cannot be compensated for by learning opportunities during bachelor level degree studies.
Coach Shanahan and RG3 knew he was hurt but, apparently, that knowledge wasn't enough.
With 60 Minutes' trademark clock ticking away, the show portrayed Members of Congress from both parties apparently using knowledge gained on the job to profit from stock transactions, an illegal activity known as insider trading.
She'd heard about Mark Clarke before she encountered him – as I learn, Clarke's alleged behaviour was apparently common knowledge among the party grassroots – but this didn't prepare her for what happened when they met.
