Sentence examples for she has knowledge of from inspiring English sources

She also fears he will be killed in prison: She says she has knowledge of just such a plot.

"She had knowledge of every aspect of the photo shoot: the hair, the makeup and how the clothes were made," said Michael Kaiser, her husband.

It's possible she had knowledge of Freud: 'She seems to know that dreams are an expression of wishes and fears.' She was diagnosed with 'systematised delusional insanity' and treated for three years.

She had knowledge of my rights, and she taught them to me, and I am forever grateful to her for that: it was the thing that genuinely made a huge difference to my life.

The revelation came on the day that Brooks denied to MPs that she had "knowledge of any specific cases" of police officers being paid for information by any newspaper – despite having told MPs eight years ago that her journalists had paid officers in the past.

Mr. Stone said he told his lawyers to send the letter in November accusing Mr. Spitzer of using prostitutes after meeting a woman at an adult club in Florida who told him she had knowledge of Mr. Spitzer's alleged assignation.

Beadle and Macpherson argued that Ellen's comments might indicate that she had knowledge of the Ripper's whereabouts.

That latter offense would mean she had knowledge of a serious crime but failed to report it and maybe even took steps to conceal it.

The wife of the gunman who killed 49 people at an Orlando gay nightclub has come under increasing scrutiny by officials over whether she had knowledge of the attack beforehand.

Trump went too far when he said "after getting the subpoena you delete 33,000 emails" since there is no evidence at this time that shows she had knowledge of when the emails were deleted.

Salman has not been arrested, but if she had knowledge of the plot and failed to alert law enforcement, she could face criminal charges, including the intentional concealing of knowledge of a felony, aiding and abetting a crime, or even conspiracy to commit an act of terrorism, depending on her level of culpability.