Sentence examples for from firsthand knowledge from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haddon, he said, so accurately portrayed the Asperger experience that it must have come from firsthand knowledge.

"She is literally eyeballing the scene of the crime, so when she presents the case in court, she can speak from firsthand knowledge," he said.

Mr. Barrasso said he and Mr. Coburn would play a similar role on the floor during the debate, "a kind of truth squad" speaking from firsthand knowledge of the health care system.

The hospital has called Mr. Pratt's claims "mistaken," saying in a statement that he "appears to have been talking about a period in the 1980s before he started work at the hospital in 1990 and not from firsthand knowledge".

His insights into the personalities of his central players come partly from firsthand knowledge (he worked as a speechwriter for Robert Kennedy and has covered politics for CBS News, CNN and ABC News).

The younger Gershwin was a sports management major, and, according to his father, initially acted more out of loyalty to his alma mater than from firsthand knowledge of the university's School of Music, Theater & Dance, but once talks started, the logic of a collaboration became clear.

Torre's instinctive fairness came from his firsthand knowledge of the inexorable built-in swoops and lurches of baseball fortune.

By Roger Angell Torre's instinctive fairness comes from his firsthand knowledge of the inexorable built-in swoops and lurches of baseball fortune.

He also was known as an authority on the blacklist era, a specialty that grew from his firsthand knowledge.

The court seems to derive its credibility from the youths' firsthand knowledge of the system.

Its narrator is exhausted from too much firsthand knowledge of the world's savagery.