Sentence examples similar to telling first hand from inspiring English sources

He was told first hand how GPs resent having to ask all patients irrelevant questions laid down by the Department of Health.

The Times report is one of several on Wednesday quoting women telling first-hand accounts of Trump's sexually aggressive behavior.

This is how we are beginning to cope in a time when active soldiers' stories are told first-hand on blogs: by drawing pictures and retreating into a stylised world.

But – Boyle's dismally predictable Israel-baiting aside – one of the most interesting aspects of the whole row was that the parents of a Down's syndrome child who complained had not merely heard OF the aren't-handicapped-kids-uncool "joke" but had actually heard it being told first-hand, as they were in the audience of Boyle's live show.

"It's a third-hand account and Nicola is telling you first hand it's categorically untrue.

"Extremism to some degree is fuelled by Islamophobia, young Muslims are telling us first hand they have experienced it or their family has and that is making them feel alienated and that leaves some vulnerable to radicalisation.

"It will be out soon!" was all he would say, though he did add: "I can tell from first hand experience, it is tasty".

Growing up in Colombia, I can tell you first hand that soccer is not the first thing parents want you to do.

Having played against Edinburgh for Newcastle in a friendly last Friday, I can tell you first hand that their work at the defensive breakdown is impressive.

I can tell from first hand experience, it is tasty".

However, I can tell you first hand that Minecraft is a creative program.