He had extensive knowledge and distinguished ability in his boyhood.
He was admired for his keen and inquisitive eye, his extensive knowledge and his trenchant opinions.
"Simon has made it clear they should choose someone with extensive knowledge and experience of the music business".
"Educators defined motherhood as valuable work requiring extensive knowledge and training," writes Ms. Grant, an associate professor at James Madison College at Michigan State University.
We will greatly miss his intellect, engaging personality, willingness to share his extensive knowledge, and enthusiasm for discussing moral precepts and applying them to his daily life.
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Such is Lowe's positivity, extensive knowledge and eternal fan-boy approach to interviewing, that he's capable of lulling even the most prickly and impenetrable characters into a state of openness.
If Tusla were to develop more effective strategies for utilising the extensive knowledge and experience of frontline staff, they would feel more supported in applying policy to their practice.
His 1998 book on the history of civil liberties in wartime reflected his extensive knowledge and evident fascination with the subject by which the term, if not his entire tenure, was likely to be known.
His rise has been accelerated, say some who have followed his career, because of his extensive knowledge and loving embrace of the classical canon, a depth of understanding not shared or even greatly appreciated by most younger choreographers.
The organisations who have bid to deliver this support are from the family and relationship support sector, most of whom have extensive knowledge and experience in delivering family and couple support.
