Sentence examples for had a better knowledge from inspiring English sources

Until then, having spent part of my childhood in Europe, I had a better knowledge of Italian neorealism and the French new wave than I did of the cinematic currents in Latin America.

"He knew Dickens and Joyce inside out, and he had a better knowledge of Shakespeare and the English novel than many professionals in the field," Helen Vendler, the critic and English professor at Harvard, said in an interview.

"I was saddened by the fact that even Catholics, who, after all, might have had a better knowledge of the situation, thought they had to attack me with open hostility," said Benedict, 81, in the letter addressed to Catholic bishops but clearly intended for the worldwide congregation of 1.1 billion.

It turns out that the mothers in Brazil had a better knowledge of why children were dying than health experts.

Women who had a better knowledge of maternal health care were more likely to receive PCC.

Women had a better knowledge of CRC symptoms and men had more knowledge of CRC prevention.

"It would be good to have a better knowledge of this".

"We are trying to have a better knowledge of the A.D.F.," he told reporters.

"The police officers have a better knowledge of the airport," said Ken Capps, a spokesman for the airport.

In general, male farmers and farmers with a higher level of education were more likely to have a better knowledge of transmission routes between pigs.

To enhance the concreting conditions of these flowable concretes, it is important to have a better knowledge of their rheological behavior, depending on the kind of superplasticizer used.