Sentence examples for considerable knowledge of the from inspiring English sources
but showed considerable knowledge of the leftists ideas, particulary as embodied in the plays of Clifford Odets.
George W. Bush seemed to have considerable knowledge of the issues, and his statements were more logical.
Successful composting, while not rocket science, requires attention, devotion and considerable knowledge of the process; far from being an informational brochure, The Humanure Handbook, is 255 pages long.
He returned to North Carolina with little material gain, but he had acquired considerable knowledge of the Kentucky and north-central Tennessee region in his explorations.
In response to his query -- and to similar questions from State and Defense Departments -- the agency convened a meeting of experts, including Mr. Wilson, a former ambassador to Gabon with considerable knowledge of the African uranium trade.
Several Greek and Latin writers (an example of the former being Clement of Alexandria) show considerable knowledge of the externals of Indian religions, but none gives any intimation of understanding their more recondite aspects.
In Rome he acquired considerable knowledge of ancient art and of the scientific methods then beginning to be used in archaeology methods that formed the basis for his own later archaeological reconstructions.
Furthermore, the considerable knowledge of ErbB1 signalling pathways gleaned from studies of cancer biology can now be applied to enhancing axonal regeneration following spinal cord injury.
His considerable knowledge of House and Senate rules also made Mr. Gerardo the unofficial parliamentarian of the General Assembly.
Cosmetics were extensively applied by both sexes, and considerable knowledge of their use is available because of the Egyptian custom of burying comforts and luxuries with the dead.
The molecular data deduced from the complete genome sequences provides considerable knowledge of virulence factors in C. ulcerans that is increasingly recognized as an emerging pathogen.
