Sentence examples for quite knowledgeable in from inspiring English sources
He's a great listener and he's quite knowledgeable in the game.
The names of very few of them resonate with the public, even those quite knowledgeable in the arts.
The training that UNICEF WES has provided to the counterparts over the last 3 years or so paid dividends in this particular project, as the staff trained proved quite knowledgeable in planning, implementing and in carrying out monitoring and evaluation activities of the project.
(Perhaps overlooking the fact that he was quite knowledgeable about farming, and plants in particular, having grown up on and worked the family farm).
They show him to have been steeped in canon law and quite knowledgeable.
The last assignment for Armstrong in the Gemini program was as the back-up Command Pilot for Gemini 11, announced two days after the landing of Gemini 8. Having trained for two flights, Armstrong was quite knowledgeable about the systems and was more in a teaching role for the rookie backup Pilot, William Anders.
Both "the historian" and the one woman in the room do sound quite knowledgeable about Lyndon Johnson.
These days, despite the frail economy that he blames for his joblessness, he is energetic and hopeful as he checks the want ads on Web sites and in newspapers and heads to his networking club in Stamford, Conn ."Some of them are quite knowledgeable and have extensive reach," he said of his fellow members.
However, herein we observed, in general our population to be quite knowledgeable.
From a clinical point of view, it has been emphasized that persons with morbid obesity may be quite knowledgeable about what they should do and not do in order to improve their lifestyle – what is often lacking is the ability to persist in doing what is needed to achieve a healthier lifestyle [ 7, 22].
As someone who considers herself quite knowledgeable on issues of public health, urban agriculture, and nutrition in my hometown I couldn't believe that I did not know the answer to that question.
