Sentence examples for with a real knowledge of from inspiring English sources

"It shows you that his work is backed up with a real knowledge of aesthetics and sculpture".

We assume that we know best, that we are the ones with a real knowledge of the culture, of where it came from and what it means because we read about it, or because we got there first but really and truly, there's always been somebody who got there first.

We assume that we know best, that we are the ones with a real knowledge of the culture, of where it came from and what it means because we read about it, or because we got there first – but really and truly, there's always been somebody who got there first.

Something that eased the villagers' anxiety about the way things could come and go, even beyond the certainty of death; something they could cling to through the darkest nights of that winter, through the melting of the passes and the arrival of the Germans, who brought with them a real knowledge of change.

He wrote with passion through a real knowledge of film and film history, and in doing so, helped many movies find their audiences.

The nation's best-known movie reviewer "wrote with passion through a real knowledge of film and film history, and in doing so, helped many movies find their audiences," director Steven Spielberg said.

"I felt getting a degree and having a real knowledge of the business would really help me with the business of sports".

Anyone with any real knowledge of the game would have resigned after our first 10 moves.

"[The person who screened Montano] might have been an officer with no real knowledge of who was in front of him," he added.

Coming to a game like that with no real knowledge of what it's about or what PlayStation games are like enhanced the experience a hundredfold.

From a very distant position – admittedly with no real knowledge of the way the department works – it seems to me a bit off-kilter that of 13 members of staff, seven are professors: that looks on the face of it top heavy.