Sentence examples for voluminous knowledge of from inspiring English sources
Rove's voluminous knowledge of polls and data from obscure elections is renowned and appeared early.
But for avid Bubba watchers this book still adds interesting filigree to our already voluminous knowledge of Mr. Clinton.
Perhaps the most startling aspect of "Kiffe Kiffe Tomorrow" is its heroine's voluminous knowledge of American popular culture, particularly the schlocky programs she and presumably millions of others watch on French TV, including "Wheel of Fortune," "The Price Is Right," "The Young and the Restless" and "Who's the Boss?" Who knew Tony Danza had made it big in the City of Light?
So did his voluminous knowledge of his subject: he had a background as a jazz pianist and singer, a personal collection of LPs that ran to the thousands and, his admirers said, a scholar's understanding of the social, historical and musical contexts in which jazz was made.
My next interviewee was my editor — a woman of voluminous knowledge and strong views.
And because they've seen exponentially more movies than you, they have built up a voluminous knowledge and mental library of references they can turn to when analyzing and comparing a movie for the masses.
His voluminous knowledge secured him the title of "lexical supermaven" from William Safire, who especially prized Steinmetz's expertise on Yiddishisms from "klutz" to "schlep".
Senator Cotton and those who sat in support of his statement likely have no knowledge of the voluminous documentary history of post-September 11, 2001 detention operations.
Mr. Picard and Lazard must also sort through the trading unit's voluminous records, which are in disarray, according to a person with direct knowledge of the Madoff firm's operations.
Is knowledge that p knowledge of facts?
