Sentence examples for most intimate knowledge from inspiring English sources

Workers, not managers, would have the most intimate knowledge of these things.

A local coach with perhaps the most intimate knowledge of the effects of academic suspensions is Patrick Scanlon, the coach of Manhattanville College's men's basketball team.

Looking back, I think it was the furniture moving that provided me with my most intimate knowledge of the life of the city.

But old rhetorical habits never die and he puffed and swaggered as though in possession of the deepest and most intimate knowledge.

Now the spotlight is on the system administrators, who are often the technology workers with the most intimate knowledge of what is moving through their employers' computer networks.

Gary Brian Anness, who was the commentator for this year's race, relating via radio who was "lively from the start" and who had "a tendency to be a hothead" from aboard the small and sparsely peopled press boat, explained that victory belonged not simply to the strongest but to who had the most intimate knowledge of the river.

A few daft ones will try; but most know they lack intimate knowledge of companies' inner workings and their markets.

As chair of the health select committee he has more intimate knowledge than most MPs of the plans.

It merely represents a process of applying a philosophical "method of counter-investigation", by which we peel away from the image of knowledge the ultimate, most intimate thing.

After chortling at your naughtiness over chilled Chardonnay, you hide the snapshots behind the economics textbooks and move on with your life, secure in the knowledge that your most intimate moments are safe from prying eyes.

In addition to the operators' intimate knowledge of the rides, most of the larger carnivals have electricians and mechanics who are called in when a problem occurs.