knowledgeably การใช้

• I dont court controversey I seek to edit truthfully and knowledgeably.
• Sinatra can talk knowledgeably and engagingly about music and many other things.
• "Guys on expense accounts, " he answered knowledgeably.
• People speak of them knowledgeably and, more often than not, fondly.
• The teacher should appreciate or at least be knowledgeably critical of the book.
• They're talking knowledgeably about the Lido Deck and when to do your laundry.
• He chats knowledgeably with a young Marine who delivers pizzas off duty to make ends meet.
• It is not just Gossage who talks knowledgeably of the issues; it is almost any player.
• As president, " he'd make decisions easily, confidently and knowledgeably,"
• "He's hardly in a position to comment knowledgeably on that subject ."
• It might surprise a few critics to hear Sayles talking so knowledgeably about the visual aspects of film.
• He talks knowledgeably, authoritatively and smoothly about everything from the collapse of Enron to Central Valley smog.
• She went on to speak knowledgeably about her disappointment over the failure of Clinton's health care proposal.
• But Bauer, who has never been a New Yorker, also speaks knowledgeably of the Manhattan commercial market.
• No one else speaks as knowledgeably about fescue and chips, stimpmeters and pitches, and hosels and fades.
• Through half-frames he consults the menu and orders sea bass and a knowledgeably chosen glass of wine.
• I can't speak for others here, but I trust him to speak knowledgeably about either subject.
• Food professionals today are expected to mingle with clients, speak knowledgeably about labor-cost percentages and give interviews.
• Most of the people in a position to talk knowledgeably about Bush's emotions are not talking at all.
• She spoke knowledgeably about Islam, earlier bombings of U . S . embassies in Africa and the destroyer Cole.