Sentence examples for had a special knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Bermuda was being devastated by a yellow fever epidemic, and Dr. Blackburn said he practiced medicine in New Orleans and had a special knowledge of the disease.

He is a newspaperman, at present working on a Sunday tabloid, who has a special knowledge of British Fascism and has written a handbook on it.

Her confidence that she has a special knowledge of these intentions is signalled in the opening section of each of her chapters, where she provides novelistic episodes in which "Jane" (always called so in this book) ponders the lowly status of women or the effects of rural poverty or the evils of slavery.

It will also be of great help if you have a special knowledge of engineering, coordination and even electrical wiring to make everything not only beautiful, but also functional.

Oxford Dictionary definition of a charlatan: A person falsely claiming to have a special knowledge or skill.

Psychiatrists who contributed to "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump" are moved by the sense that they have a special knowledge they need to communicate to the public.

As entrepreneur A does not have any special knowledge of these markets, he seeks business partners who have knowledge of and experience in this field to gain a competitive advantage.

Mr. D'Aloisio's father, who works at Morgan Stanley, and his mother, a lawyer, had no special knowledge of technology.

Still, in depositions, some workers and a supervisor testified that they had no special knowledge of evaluating trees.

The move was billed by the Bloomberg administration as an attempt to make the process fairer; they argued that previously, students remained on waiting lists interminably unless a parent had special knowledge of the system.

Icahn told CNBC Thursday that he hadn't had "much interaction" with Trump in the "past four or five months," and had no special knowledge of what Trump planned to do or when.