Sentence examples for Express knowledge from inspiring English sources

In a summary of its position in Friday's report, Warner said Fox "sat silently" as one of the producers of "Watchmen," Lawrence Gordon, took the project "to studio after studio with Fox's express knowledge".

The fault of many who reject religious ontologies out of hand is to think that they have no value if they don't express knowledge of the world's causal mechanisms.

At other times, however, Plato seemed to recognize that this view is inadequate: in the late dialogue Parmenides, for example, he returned to the issue of the correctness of words, though he failed to provide any clear account of how they manage to express knowledge or aid reason.

There are several ways to express knowledge, so the score denominator differed between subjects.

Propositions that express knowledge are as much works of art as statues and symphonies.

These references often automatically execute in the background of a website without the express knowledge of a user.

It is possible to implement these approaches by fully investigating methods of expressing knowledge in each respective field and then to create knowledge expressions that completely express the problems' solutions.

Fourteen of the killers expressed knowledge about their predecessors.

Mr. Fitzgerald said Mr. Nettles, who expressed knowledge of bomb making, was fooled into thinking that the fertilizer he possessed could be used for a bomb when in fact, he was given a "nondangerous" type.

Expressing knowledge visually by means of gesture bears similarities to expressing knowledge in graphics.

Rules are an important form of expressing knowledge and control.