Sentence examples for far more knowledge from inspiring English sources

He did not discuss his move with several other ministers with far more knowledge of the issues than himself.

"Over the past 45 years we have gathered far more knowledge about Rembrandt's self-portraits and the fluctuations in his style," Van de Wetering said.

But another witness who apparently had far more knowledge of the best way to handle such wounds insisted that no one touch it.

I come from a line of overeducated Northeasterners with far more knowledge about the internal workings of their minds than about the guts of their homes.

In each interview, the Colbert character tends to project far more knowledge than he actually has, and is always a little off in his take.

He was brilliant, had far more knowledge of the party than me, with an acute and, even then, well-honed tactical brain; but it operated essentially within familiar and conventional parameters.

The paper is merely an advertisement for years of research(Endnote 1), a snapshot of a far more complex knowledge generation process, but for hundreds of years, it's been the best knowledge compression technology available to us.

But Suresh's work has yielded far more precise knowledge of just how stiff red blood cells get.

This different mind-set requires a far more sophisticated knowledge of the policy process than we see in most studies of the evidence-policy gap.

But less is known about the distribution of smaller, dust-like particles, which are far more numerous.Such knowledge would help engineers to build more robust spacecraft.

2Asymmetrical information: In all negotiated sales, one party has far more information, knowledge and experience about the product being bought and sold.