Sentence examples similar to an impression of knowledge from inspiring English sources

This research provides an impression of the knowledge, attitudes and practices of healthcare workers experienced in the field of sexual violence and/or sub-Saharan transmigrants in Morocco.

Battle communicated an impression of strength.

And an impression of strength.

Performance analysis results give an impression of the achieved improvements.

Figure 4 gives an impression of the video data collected.

Team members' knowledge about patients' problems changed over time so that initial scores had to be revised or dismissed, creating an impression of deterioration when none had occurred.

The mother gives an impression of being overburdened.

A radical new concept called "augmented eternity" could make that fantasy a reality, creating a posthumous impression of our knowledge, opinions and even parts of our personality in digital form.

Instead of Orwell's intellectuals and bureaucrats clouding their true, sinister meaning "like a cuttlefish squirting out ink," we have television personalities disguising the emptiness of their thoughts with a set of pre-baked homespun idioms, or else with a technical campaign vocabulary that gives a false impression of privileged knowledge.

In view of the response rate and composition of the sample in the 2003 study and the difference in availability and coverage of the Verpleegkunde Nieuws professional journal between 1991 and 2003, it seems likely that it was especially the more interested nurses who responded in the 2003 study, which may have resulted in a biased impression of the knowledge of nurses in general.

Indeed, not even assent to such an impression amounts to knowledge.