Sentence examples for buried knowledge from inspiring English sources

About the books in a Frenchman's library she writes, "These motionless creatures... rest finished on their shelves while day and night come and go at the window, beating like soft waves against their buried knowledge".

So they knew; or they almost knew; or they'd buried the knowledge of their deaths, and we had exhumed it.

At this point, you should just bury the knowledge in your memory and never mention it to anyone else.

"I felt a little like an archeologist unearthing a completely buried body of knowledge," he said.

Scientists are beginning to tap into a wellspring of knowledge buried in the ancient stories of Australia's Aboriginal peoples.

Data mining can discover knowledge buried in data, which would promote the value and competivity of enterprise.

Parents in Edinburgh were told in December that ashes from cremations at the city's Mortonhall Crematorium may have been buried without their knowledge.

She concluded that some parents would never know the final resting place of their babies because the remains had been buried without their knowledge.

That's time and cost a struggling farmer can't afford and they end up missing the hidden knowledge buried in this data, which leads to bad business decisions being made.

In December 2012 bereavement charity Sands Lothian revealed that the cremated ashes of stillborn babies or infants who had died within days of birth had been buried without parents' knowledge at Mortonhall.

But after the meeting, Mr Salmond said: "I have every sympathy for parents who have lost their babies, and for those parents who have learned that the cremated remains of their babies were dispersed or buried without their knowledge or consent.