Sentence examples for knowledgeably from inspiring English sources

In the hotels the staff talk enthusiastically and knowledgeably about the teams and the game and one stand, in the shade, was a sea of congregated local fans even on a work day.

The "underground" fans have not only heard of the BTs, but will also talk knowledgeably about other British groups playing similar music.

Better still, the sales staff could put a finger on precisely the packet sought, and then knowledgeably explain why some other component might do a better job.

It is impossible to speak knowledgeably about Renaissance science without first understanding the Renaissance concept of art.

Ebsworth was a polymath who could talk knowledgeably on many subjects.

Livingstone may be an experienced councillor who talks knowledgeably about transport systems, urban development and inward investment, but there is a side of him reminiscent of Dave Spart, Private Eye's fictitious toytown revolutionary.

"I have watched him discuss quite knowledgeably the finer points of art with top-notch critics and historians".

Mrs. Johnson spoke knowledgeably on whaling history, economy, literature, art.

He can talk knowledgeably about grand projects such as Crossrail, an enhancement of the public-transportation system which is budgeted at sixteen billion pounds, and he can quote statistics on, say, a pedestrian's chances for survival if hit by a car at twenty miles per hour versus being hit at forty miles per hour.

While the curriculum allows children to read fiction, it also calls on them to knowledgeably discuss weather patterns, the solar system, and how ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia compare.

The influx of TNT announcers accustomed to the N.B.A. raises this significant question: Can they adapt quickly, intuitively and knowledgeably to the college games at a crucial time of year?