Sentence examples for least knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Those with the least knowledge of it said they hoped to benefit, but had no idea how.

Accusations in the government's complaint implicate other executives and financial institutions -- notably Merrill Lynch -- as having direct involvement in criminal activities, or at least knowledge of improper acts.

But as anyone with the least knowledge of literature and writing — maybe art in general — will know, concealing what is shameful to you will never lead to anything of value.

It is no accident that the modern leaders who most strongly believed in America's right to preach to others -- Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush -- are the ones who had the least knowledge of, and the least curiosity about, how the world actually works.

I'm possibly the shittiest dresser with the least knowledge of or taste in fashion ever.

Erdogan's charge that Hizmet is a "terrorist organization" is absurd to anyone with the least knowledge of the movement, given its strong emphasis on peace and dialogue.

At least his knowledge of the city must give him an advantage.

What makes the sounds of poetry effective is (at least 99 percent) knowledge of the meanings of the words heard.

By the next morning, it would be nearly 24 hours old, and most readers would have at least some knowledge of it from the Internet, television or radio.

Economists occupy key posts in the administrations of most nations, and many other administrators must have at least elementary knowledge of the economic implications of government operations.

Accordingly, the emergence of the Crusade metaphor by the latter half of the 18th century implies at least some knowledge of the historical Crusades.