His recordings with the Gnawa M'Alem reveal not only a keen knowledge of the music but also a willingness to submerge his own voice for the integrity of the traditional form.
So it's with a deep sense of responsibility and a keen knowledge of history that I become its new executive director, the keeper of an idealistic flame that was lit by a courageous band of frustrated Chicagoans who established the organization in 1923, during the corrupt administration of Mayor William "Big Bill Thompsonn, who danced to the tune of mob boss Al Capone.
Mr. Fletcher had a keen knowledge of the sport's history.
Understanding Public Perception At the heart of the value determination process for both traders and fantasy owners is a keen knowledge of public perception.
"The Chinese are good at execution, but weak on problem-solving, and lack a keen knowledge of the business as well".
All it takes is a keen knowledge of new technology and a commitment to furthering skills.
I have deep respect for the skilled hunter who has a keen knowledge of nature; who can track, patiently wait, and sustainably hunt for his family.
With this keen knowledge of Lincoln's true colors, should Lincoln's be less revered or his images banished from our coinage and dollars?
This is where cargo ships flying under foreign flags, or American ships having made an overseas trip, must anchor to take on a Sandy Hook pilot, one of those 85 men with keen knowledge of the local waters who are charged by the States of New York and New Jersey with guiding the ships safely to shore.
He presented the emaciated body of his St. Jerome (unfinished; begun 1480) in a sobering light, imbuing it with a realism that stemmed from his keen knowledge of anatomy; Leonardo's mastery of gesture and facial expression gave his Jerome an unrivalled expression of transfigured sorrow.
