Sentence examples for have no such knowledge from inspiring English sources

I have no such knowledge.

Asked if she knew of any request to see Mr. Arbabsiar, his lawyer, Sabrina Shroff, said, "I have no such knowledge".

"Seismology, for instance, is the standard method by which we've learned to understand the interior of the Earth - and we have no such knowledge for Mars.

But Brentano held that we have no such knowledge: it is logically possible that we have only just now come into existence.

But then some observers may know that the circumstances are of this deceptive kind and not be disposed to assent, while others have no such knowledge and are disposed to assent.

One reply to this objection links understanding 'Q\(_{R}\)' with knowing that 'Q\(_{R}\)' refers to \(Q_{R}\), and then appeals to the skeptical argument of subsection 3.6 to argue that we have no such knowledge, and so no such understanding.

Mr. Markowitz said he had no such knowledge.

Although one may be fully aware of the scientific literature relating to the question, one should assume that anyone who reads one's document has no such knowledge.

If he or she had no such knowledge, then he or she would have no business with, and no interest in, novels or drama, since both rely on the depiction of those states for narrative or dramatic interest.

If all that sounded valedictory – if it suggested that Lancaster had already decided to walk away in light of a harrowing failure – Farrell insisted he had no such knowledge.

As one letter writer put it, the German emperor could promote politicians on the basis of their achievements, whereas "a democracy has no such knowledge: it chooses its leaders because they are well born, because they are skilful speakers, because they are good fellows".