Sentence examples for by knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Any questionable tactics they used were soon overwhelmed by knowledge of the horrors perpetrated by Germany and Japan.

To a hearer unencumbered by knowledge of the opera's mongrel state, the Polovtsian Dances might have sounded even more delicious.

I wondered too if my perspective had been formed inadvertently by knowledge of theirs.

Modern promoters of the 20-year rule are unburdened by knowledge of the past.

Some worry that three-parented individuals may themselves be worried by knowledge of their origin.

Any such agreement, however, will be heavily shaped by knowledge of what would otherwise happen after Jan . 1

Dickinson is rightly critical of that failure but perhaps the blazers were influenced by knowledge of a history hidden from the public gaze.

Our horror is nuanced by knowledge of what those families are going through, and what they will have to endure in years to come.

The justification for this work is the justification of all historical scholarship: to enrich the present by knowledge of the experiences and achievements of our predecessors.

The understanding of mental disorders is aided by knowledge of the rate and frequency with which they occur in different societies and cultures.

• To the Editor: The effectiveness of clickers to promote learning is based on the principle of active response immediately followed by knowledge of results.