Senator John Kerry showed his knowledge, level-headedness and willingness to work with our allies.
The painting also shows his knowledge of the game because the third baseman is halfway down the third base line while the short stop is covering third base.
He showed his knowledge of Art Deco design as he noted the intricacies of engravings that glorify the bells of older horns.
What could a mathematical instrument maker have done more to show his knowledge of [t]his principle, his application of that knowledge, his suiting of his means to his end…to testify counsel, choice, consideration, purpose?
Some might say that's an oxymoron, but he is at least one of those foreign correspondents who doesn't have to try very hard to show his knowledge.
In Leonardo Sciascia's 1961 novel The Day of the Owl, the first book to systematically describe the reality of the Sicilian Mafia and portray it as a comprehensive crisis of the body politic, an idealistic policeman from Parma in northern Italy who wants to show his knowledge of Sicily loves "passing Sicilian literature in review from Verga to The Leopard".
McMurray denied this and presented a check made out to and endorsed by James the day before the session to show his knowledge of and agreement to participate in the recording.
Whether putting together blissful journeys through tropicalia or showing his immense knowledge and joy for funk and soul through his You're a Melody parties, he continues to cement many a techno man crush.
Upon retiring at the age 78, he continued showing his passion for knowledge by accepting an offer to teach physics at Columbia.
Trump said in a statement today that he has "no idea who" the reporter is, making a strange comparison between pro athletes as a way of showing his alleged lack of knowledge about the reporter.
Former Arsenal striker Dennis Bergkamp, 43, might have been clever at finding the net in his playing days but an interview on FATV has shown his footballing knowledge is severely lacking.
