firsthand造句

As contradictory as this sounds, I have firsthand experience of its truth.

Do you have firsthand knowledge that the Earth is round (a sphere)?

Hearing firsthand accounts of the scale and nature of the violence has disturbed and upset me.

I witnessed this injustice firsthand... and it makes me sick to my stomach.

Peter learns firsthand - or perhaps firstfoot! - that Jesus is Lord over all circumstances.

Intrigued by this interest, we sought a firsthand account of just what a volunteer vacation is like.

I witnessed firsthand your great desire to cooperate internationally, and with other sectors, in reaching these goals.

Not every question will get an answer, but many will, and this is probably the second best source learning outside of firsthand experience.

I've experienced firsthand the barely veiled hostility that being rich-or merely being perceived as rich-can elicit from veritable strangers, even those who are themselves well-off.

Hope was the Clutters' family lawyer, and arranged for Capote to look around River Valley farm so he could describe firsthand the murder scene.

Hormonal changes. Women — if you're on hormone replacement therapy (HRT), you've probably learned firsthand that extra estrogen can cause a weight gain in fat, not muscle.

Junior managers also should be included in critical task forces so they garner firsthand experience in the process of managing big issues.

This was a general outing for the hard-working staff, who get to see the nearby mountains every day, but do not routinely get a chance to experience them firsthand.

She has experienced firsthand the huge gap that exists between two very different worlds and she passionately wants to use her global success and visibility to help bridge this gap.

Still, many Western intellectuals, recoiling from the excesses of McCarthyism, and hampered by lack of firsthand information, gave the benefit of the doubt to Mao in the decade that followed.

Teams who work on developing and continuously improving core services may be wrongly perceived as delivering less value than feature teams that have a firsthand interaction with their customers.