Sentence examples for a knowledge of a from inspiring English sources

Tony gives us a knowledge of a guy's history.

The purpose of art, then, is to lead us to a knowledge of a thing through the organ of sight instead of recognition".

Lesser works are most important, for a knowledge of a great writer's techniques and development, as is evi dent in a perusal of Cervantes' "Ex emplary Novels". Machado's lesser works are his exemplary novels, in a sense, his notebooks.

Interest in education, South Asian History, Fine Arts, Music, Dance, Theatre, Literature (Any combination of these interests alongside Education Researchch skills (qualitative and quantitative background), teaching experience if possible; a knowledge of a south Asian language will be helpful but not necessary.

Harry Kellar (1849 1922), the most famous American magician in the early years of the 20th century, suggested more-unconventional qualifications for the successful conjurer: "The will, manual dexterity, physical strength, the capacity to perform things automatically, an accurate, perfectly ordered and practically automatic memory, and a knowledge of a number of languages, the more the better".

Many of us look to the past for inspiration and friendship if you can call a knowledge of a dead author through his books a friendship (I do).

The best medical decisions were made not just on the basis of scientific analysis, but on a clinical gestalt, a knowledge of an individual patient.

A preliminary contribution to a knowledge of the Hydnaceae.

A knowledge of history -- and a good sense of humor -- help her keep her balance.

Surgical skills a must and a knowledge of avian/exotics a plus.

To an opera director, a knowledge of Shakespeare is not that much help".