Sentence examples for faintest knowledge from inspiring English sources
"The only problem is you haven't got the faintest knowledge of what these other universes are like," he says.
I considered having a cheeky half in the stadium's members' bar, "The John McGinty Lounge", but being in possession of neither a club membership or the faintest knowledge of who John McGinty is (was he was that guy in Scrubs and Platoon?), I decided that I was probably better off staying in the stands.
I am also not aware if any of the accused in any of the recent cases of domestic abuse have ever quoted Hindu scriptures to justify their actions, nor, frankly, do I think they would have the faintest knowledge of Hindu philosophy and practice.
Thankfully due to a combination of Kinsey's knowledge of Chinese proverbs ("The faintest ink is better than the best memory") and Peggy's ad instincts they produce a great idea together.
The robes grow as their wearer does, and change colour as the wearer's magical knowledge grows, starting out "a faint pink colour" and eventually turning gold, "if top grades are achieved".
By turns, it encourages, criticizes, condescends, praises with faint damning and demonstrates the editor's worldliness and superior knowledge.
It was not a foretold victory, if the faint pause evinced by the award presenter (who had no knowledge of the award recipient's identity) was any indication.
Though all of us are all sensitive to heat, and quick to react when it climbs above our comfort levels, our knowledge of how it might affect our health doesn't really go beyond sunstrokes and fainting spells.
Mr Durst has denied knowledge of Ms Berman's murder and his wife's disappearance many times, most recently last week telling the New York Times he didn't have the "faintest idea" who killed Berman.
At best we humans are unitary sources of our own knowledge and can give our ideas an overall oneness as a more or less organized whole a quite imperfect and faint mirroring of God's mind.
