Sentence examples for his considerable knowledge from inspiring English sources

His considerable knowledge of House and Senate rules also made Mr. Gerardo the unofficial parliamentarian of the General Assembly.

He and Edmond surreptitiously set up joint housekeeping, and the old fellow passes on his considerable knowledge about swordplay and life.

Kaplan's parsing and splitting between the East and the West, as well as his heavy-handed invocation of the distant past, do a disservice to his considerable knowledge of ancient history and his acute observations of the troubles ahead.

Lord knows how he got the manuscript of "Red Sparrow" past the redacting committee at Langley, but he has turned his considerable knowledge of espionage into a startling debut.

Mr. Teachout weaves his considerable knowledge about Armstrong's life and place in the jazz pantheon around the relationship between Armstrong and Glaser, a blunt man who arranged just about every aspect of Armstrong's career but had ties to the mob.

It also tells the story of the inspired partnership between Child, who died in 2004, and her husband, Paul, a sensualist and cosmopolitan who cheered his wife on every step of the way, tasted all her experiments in the kitchen and imparted his considerable knowledge of French wine and culture.

She used her considerable knowledge, talent and influence to draw attention to areas of social injustice as she abhorred any form of inequality, prejudice or discrimination and wasn't afraid to say so.

Once a tour guide in Africa, Annette Gibbons has dovetailed this experience with her considerable knowledge of food and devised short journeys of gluttonous discovery - meats, fish, cheese, butter, organic wheat and flour from artisan producers.

They will be skeptical of his sales pitch, or yearn for the folksy, self-deprecating Terry Francona, who never flaunted his considerable baseball knowledge.

Khalil founded and ran the Chinese Porcelain Company, an antiques store where he shared his love of objects and his considerable scholarly knowledge of Asian art with many.

It was no surprise that he showed in his weekly notices a considerable knowledge of Shakespeare.