Sentence examples for both knowledge and from inspiring English sources

Abrams, being an aficionado, boasts both knowledge and, crucially, distance.

Suddenly he saw a chance to flaunt both knowledge and wisdom.

THE very idea of trivia — isolated, disconnected, meaningless knowledge — insults both knowledge and meaning.

Study religion and science for what each has to offer in our very human quest for both knowledge and spirituality.

An increasing number go home, taking with them both knowledge and contacts.

The approach includes both knowledge and regulation training in human error prevention.

In this category White students had the highest mean scores in both Knowledge and Information.

For instance, Edwin Reischauer pioneered Japanese studies at a time when both knowledge and interest in the country were lacking.

The principles of empirical inquiry, truthfulness, consistency and morality, were also those of the gentleman and the newly self-educating classes aspired to both knowledge and gentility.

Turning to the second Inwood determinant, Plaintiff must prove both knowledge and that Defendant continued to supply its "service" despite knowing its affiliates were engaged in trademark infringement.

The Eastern Roman emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus tried to plant firmly in the hearts of the most worthy of his contemporaries both knowledge and experience of the past.