Sentence examples for lacking firsthand knowledge from inspiring English sources

Leaming's characterization of the relationship of Jackie and Janet is sketchily supported, her information from sources lacking firsthand knowledge.

Prosecutors say Mr. Wiese's version included enough incorrect details, like an erroneous contention that Mr. Volpe was not wearing gloves, to suggest that Mr. Wiese lacked firsthand knowledge of what happened in the bathroom.

The meaning in the math is that today a great many New Yorkers lack firsthand knowledge of the city's critical modern moment.

Medieval philosophers from Augustine on, although largely lacking in firsthand knowledge of Plato, would argue for illumination along both of these lines.

Steinman both benefits and suffers from her lack of firsthand knowledge of the war.

In Super Bowl XXXVIII, however, a lack of firsthand knowledge, especially early on, bred confusion and restraint.

"At least we'll have a debate," said one source, who declined to be identified because of lack of firsthand knowledge of the decision to scrap the servicing mission.

These works suffered from a lack of firsthand knowledge; Saintsbury points out that "Cœlebs cannot talk of [marriage] with much authority".

Every single comment on horse evolution from the creationists' literature betrays their complete lack of any firsthand knowledge of horse anatomy or fossils and shows that they cannot tell one bone from another.

Dr. Alvarez is from the country of Belize and has firsthand knowledge of the lack of homogeneity between Spanish-speaking peoples of South America, and here in the United States.

Their testimonials can often be incredibly powerful since they have the kind of firsthand knowledge that admissions committees lack.