Sentence examples for extraordinary knowledge of the from inspiring English sources

Now, of course, Belichick, who designed the defense the Jets use today, has extraordinary knowledge of the Jets' personnel and tendencies.

My New Zealand boss was reduced to treating a handful of mostly disrespectful alcoholics, and nobody was much interested in his extraordinary knowledge of the protean forms of advanced tuberculosis.

How would an Isaiah Berlin or a George Harewood fit into today's structure, and do any of today's (albeit necessary) businessmen have the extraordinary knowledge of the late Burnett Pavitt, a director of one of Europe's largest chemical companies (Hoffman LaRoche) but also a fine pianist?

Noted not only for his highly individual vessels, which broadened the language of the potter's wheel, he was also a masterly educator who imparted his love of clay and his extraordinary knowledge of the chemistry of ceramics to generations of students.

"He has extraordinary knowledge of the global economy and his insights on monetary policy and the capital markets will be extremely valuable to our team and to our investors," said Ken Griffin, the firm's founder and chief executive.

Khaled al-Asaad, 83-year-old retired Syrian archaeologist known admiringly as "Mr. Palmyra" for his extraordinary knowledge of that revered 2,000 year-old Roman era city, has been killed.

Damian's extraordinary knowledge of canon law, in particular of the Decretum of Burchard of Worms, and his dedicated service to the papacy and the universal church made him an excellent choice to serve in papal embassies.

He had the most extraordinary knowledge of almost every subject you could ever ask him about, and had this fascinating position in British public life for the last 60 years.

We will cherish the enthusiasm and generosity with which she shared her extraordinary knowledge of 20th century fashion history, and will deeply miss the casual elegance and effortless sophistication that she always brought to our workaday world.

"He's the most cited law professor in the United States, has been a prolific writer and scholar, has a capacious intellect and would bring to bear an extraordinary knowledge of administrative and constitutional law that would enrich the Court in profound ways".

Because of his extraordinary knowledge of fire and explosives, companies in civil litigation frequently sought his help in determining the cause of a blaze.