Sentence examples for wide knowledge of the from inspiring English sources

What is clear about the thrillers is that whoever wrote them had a wide knowledge of the American tough-guy school of detective fiction.

These works showed his deep understanding of Scripture and the Fathers of the early church principally St. Augustine and a wide knowledge of the philosophers, particularly Aristotle.

By F. H. Hunter and E. B. White The New Yorker, July 28 , 1934P. 9 The Round-the-World Bar at the Park Lane, vaunts its wide knowledge of the mixed drinks of foreign countries, and advertises that if you should stump the bartender on any authentic national drink, the house will buy.

Therefore, apart from having a wide knowledge of the algorithm, some skills on both hardware and software design are required.

Bacon had a wide knowledge of the world including the customs of the Mongols, and so he compares Mongol, Jewish, Arab, and Pagan civilizations.

Since such susceptibility is influenced by ethnicity, it is necessary to have a wide knowledge of the structure of the population to which the patient belongs.

Would wider knowledge of the Baltimore Catechism or New Testament stories really advance debates on, say, stem-cell research?

I hope that concerns for the health of American women and children and wider knowledge of the many valuable reproductive-health services that Planned Parenthood provides will eventually restore that bipartisan support.

From a conservation point of view, the lack of wider knowledge of the distribution of geodiversity and its relationship to biodiversity hinders the protection of ecologically and geomorphologically valuable regions.

Duncan's mother left San Francisco and settled her four children in Oakland, little knowing that Coolbrith would soon meet one of her children, and help the young dancer develop a wider knowledge of the world through reading.

While the three reviewers had different backgrounds and varying levels of research experience, in principle it would have been beneficial to include a larger number of reviewers with a wider knowledge of the diseases of interest.