Sentence examples similar to have knowledge of something hidden from inspiring English sources
But we do have knowledge of squares.
"I do believe there's enough evidence to show that the governor had knowledge of this, and that he hid that knowledge," said Mr. Willis, whose children ranged in age from 13 years to 3 weeks old.
It's something I actually had knowledge of and wrote about in law school.
They've had a knowledge of something else.
Not having knowledge about something makes the object of discussion completely meaningless.
'Underground' has always connoted something hidden, something difficult to see and find.
But scholars have just discovered something hiding in plain sight.
Entomologists leapt to the wrong conclusion because of something they couldn't see, something hidden inside the wasps and the wood lice.
There is something enormously invigorating about rapidly expanding your knowledge of something you have long taken for granted.
"And they have the pleasure of hiding something secret".
