Sentence examples for knowledge of anything from inspiring English sources

"I have no knowledge of anything," he said in January.

Success in these quests is irrelevant, since full and true knowledge of anything is impossible.

"I have no knowledge of anything," he said early on, and then spent a half an hour confirming just that.

"The deep unflinching knowledge of anything will in the end prove destructive," Sontag says, summing up Bergman's idea.

"If he had been investigated previously, we had absolutely had no knowledge of anything of that sort," Mr. Gotbaum said.

He concluded that no theory of reality is possible; there can be no knowledge of anything beyond experience.

They suck knowledge out of anything that isn't dry or bereft of human feeling.

This identification overlooks the knowledge component of anything that common sense classifies as a motor skill, like tennis.

When he approaches Cassady (George Clooney), however, Cassady denies any knowledge - of anything - then tries to disappear.

But he said he had no knowledge of whether anything had been done to protect high-sided vehicles, such as lorries, from the wind.

I don't know whether the lack of signposts or scant knowledge of where anything was among the staff was a deliberate attempt from the organisers to give the punters the experience of being lost, but there was genuinely no way of knowing which stage was which until the Sunday when wooden posts finally appeared in the ground.