Sentence examples for first-hand understanding from inspiring English sources
"I would like a first-hand understanding on where it is going".
Twelve courses later, we waddled out, with a first-hand understanding of the creativity, skill and tensions behind a great restaurant meal.
Employees in the A.G. offices looked at homeowners' documents and interviewed them face-to-face — giving them a first-hand understanding of how bad things were.
By design, the commission is made up of policymakers with a first-hand understanding of how laws get made and how public policy is brokered.
Considering that many classmates were from different branches of pharmaceutical industries, this is a great experience to get first-hand understanding of real-world client problems and learn how to address them.
Students will gain first-hand understanding of the heterogeneity of urban sites and other growing conditions, and how these various conditions might influence plant selection growth, development and survival.
The confrontation enriches his second-hand understanding of the devastation wreaked upon his family – still pressing heavily upon his elderly parents – while subjecting the perpetrators to an even tougher line of questioning than the one taken by Oppenheimer himself.
I work with trashed objects myself which affords me a more intimate, first hand understanding of the satisfaction in finding 'the good stuff,' then figuring out a compelling, aesthetic and sound way of assembling these resurrected materials to create something fresh.
It helps having first-hand knowledge and understanding of the different projects and teams, and to be able to reach everybody in the ecosystem.
Despite the clandestine nature of terrorist movements and their predominant incompatibility with first-hand research our understanding of involvement and recruitment processes has increased in recent years.
Fortunately, however, Kabbalah tends to be more interested in how we relate to God than how we can speculate about God -- and this brings us back to experience, to first-hand knowledge and understanding.
