Sentence examples for the vast knowledge from inspiring English sources

Outwardly, there is nothing about him that would reveal the vast knowledge he holds about botany.

Clearly the vast knowledge available on birds can drown a bird enthusiast in grim detail, but the keenness with which birds are observed can also be cheering.

Not the vast knowledge of football he has acquired in a 50-year career — 14 as a player, 36 as a coach.

Not addressing the problem with the vast knowledge that we now have is costing the world billions of dollars every year in lost productivity.

When compared to the vast knowledge pertaining to adults with IBS, very little is known about IBS in the adolescent population.

We needed to find a way of making the library's archive collections, books and exhibitions available to everyone, as well as making the most of the vast knowledge, passions and expertise of library staff.

They say the vastest knowledge source is in the graves.

Living with Itch offers relief, drawing on the authors' vast knowledge of itch, the suffering it causes, and available treatments.

Tillerson "would bring to the position vast knowledge, experience and success in dealing with dozens of governments and leaders in every corner of the world," Gates said in a statement, which did not cite any specific countries.

Flotsam/Jetsam, their short film from 2005, encapsulates the brothers' vast knowledge of cinema and comedy, its rules, and how to break them.

"Gary Barnett comes to the C.F.T.C. with a vast knowledge of the swaps market," Gary Gensler, the agency's chairman, said in a statement.