Sentence examples similar to Admiration for knowledge from inspiring English sources
Further, Corvinus, who helped him print his Latin translation in 1508 09, expressed admiration for his knowledge of astronomy, so that Copernicus's concept may have still been traditional at this point.
Undoubtedly, there is a little envy, but among those to whom Next Wave has spoken, there is also--more often than not--an admiration for the skills and knowledge these scientists have acquired abroad.
Admiration for Lincoln goes well beyond academic and historian circles.
Once the emotions have been aroused -- a sense of the beautiful, the excitement of the new and unknown, a feeling of sympathy, pity, admiration, or love -- then we wish for knowledge about the object of our emotional response.
But my knowledge and admiration for the work Frances and GSUSA do is not just anecdotal.
It will also give you an admiration for instructors who can explain this knowledge to others.
"Your desire for knowledge.
Under such influences he improved his knowledge of Greek and developed an admiration for Origen's exegesis.
I 25, Proclus expresses his great admiration for the power of theurgy, which surpasses all human knowledge.
A gifted and eager student, Lessing acquired a good knowledge of Greek, Hebrew, and Latin, while his admiration for the plays of the Latin dramatists Plautus and Terence fired him with the ambition to write comedies himself.
