Sentence examples for claim knowledge from inspiring English sources

When William Boyd writes a fake biography of an American artist, several New York critics claim knowledge of his work.

In a 2002 survey of corporate executives, Healthy Companies found that most American executives could claim knowledge of only a smattering of another language.

How many can claim knowledge of the British star Vesta Tilley, who at the height of her fame in 1903 was making a staggering £1,000 a week?

While former governmental officials no longer wield power, they nevertheless can credibly claim knowledge of how government works and often maintain relationships with former colleagues who remain in power.

Like most people, you haven't actually read Ulysses, but Boyd Tonkin's article in the Independent provided enough for you to claim knowledge of the book's "comic-epic tapestry that entwines micturition and masturbation around mythology that took fiction deeper than ever into the raucous carnival of everyday life".

Most of LimeWire's counterclaim denied or did not claim knowledge of a vast majority of the music industry's allegations.

(They claimed knowledge only of "inappropriate" conduct, involving a shower).

(The I.N.C. has been accused of sponsoring a source who claimed knowledge of mobile labs).

People who claimed knowledge of Islam weighed in, objecting to the ignorance of equating a keffiyeh with terrorism.

There, Sam toys with him in suppressed rage, hints at suspicion, finally claims knowledge and ends by luring Roy into incautious confession.

The informer, described as "highly compliant", is also recorded claiming knowledge of "the possible procurement of portable nuclear bombs by Chechen mujahideen leaders".