Sentence examples similar to widest knowledge from inspiring English sources

Both men displayed wide knowledge of world events.

An art director must have a wide knowledge and understanding of architecture.

Mr. Tudor speaks rivetingly, with many joking asides, spinning parables out of his wide knowledge of world history.

" A great writer whose works brought wide knowledge and prestige to the literature of our language has died.

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

With his Old World gentility and wide knowledge of his field, Mr. Vincent was a quietly effective representative for his artists.

Interestingly, D says his new partner's musical knowledge is incredibly extensive, admitting it's Curtis who has the wider knowledge of popular music.

Andrade's diverse interests and wide knowledge ranged among all the arts and found expression in several.

My friend John Lane, who has died aged 85, was a dedicated racing cyclist, a scientist with a wide knowledge of insects and, in particular, an authority on mosquitoes.

It was a spectacular misjudgment: a wide knowledge of music does not neccessarily denote any musical ability, as countless awful bands fronted by music journalists have proved.

A man of wide knowledge and interests, for many years he taught the Introduction to the Arts course for the Open University.