Sentence examples for have much knowledge of from inspiring English sources

"They don't have much knowledge of H.I.V. and how it is spread.

There was a conventional Jewish funeral although they did not have much knowledge of religious customs.

Because it means you don't have much knowledge of institutional detail, particular practices and financial instruments and so on.

Users need not have much knowledge of the tax code or where to put numbers on which forms -- the programs do that.

I was careful because I did not have much knowledge of American gangsters so I decided to treat them as symbolic, not as individual characters.

"There are all these people putting feed out in their gardens, and they don't have much knowledge of what is actually happening," said Gillian N. Robb, a doctoral student at Queen's University Belfast in Northern Ireland.

Yet if Stagolee is this important, why is it that no one born after the assassination of Malcolm X, much less someone born into the hip-hop generation, has much knowledge of this supposedly transcendent archetype?

****Neither of them had much knowledge of sexual matters, other than the little they'd learned through the vocabulary of swearwords, so his wife didn't become pregnant until their fourth year of marriage.

Neither of them had much knowledge of sexual matters, other than the little they'd learned through the vocabulary of swearwords, so his wife didn't become pregnant until their fourth year of marriage.

Recognizing that the ancients had much knowledge of value, western scholars increasingly added to this base, often using the commentary form as their vehicle.

He had much knowledge of mankind, was quick in counsel, prudent in words, and very eloquent and very generous.