Sentence examples for college of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Ah Pah will be a ceremonial rather than a residential gathering place — "a college of knowledge," Mr. Carlson said on a foggy, chilly morning, sipping tea made from wild coastal vines.

I take that back: At one point, he says he drew a 10-year sentence for stealing $50 from a grocery store -- and the penitentiary turned into his college of criminal knowledge.

As the song, "It Sucks to Be Me," puts it, "four years of college and plenty of knowledge have earned me this useless degree.

"I wanted a character who was impressive in college for a range of knowledge," he said.

We are leaving college with a wealth of knowledge, leaving more educated than we started.

We also welcome your tips and tricks and we'd love to publish them on Friday in a compendium of college knowledge.

If you are not yet convinced, check out this hilarious video comparing college students' knowledge of reality TV with their knowledge of reality itself.

Another study, by the psychologists Eric Rolfhus and Philip Ackerman, tested 141 college students' knowledge of 20 different subjects, from art to astronomy to statistics, and found that the introverts knew more than the extroverts about 19 subjects — presumably, the researchers concluded, because the more time people spend socializing, the less time they have for learning.

This study explored male and female college students' knowledge of and attitudes toward emergency contraception pills (ECPs).

The model predicts that individuals will be planning their academic and occupational trajectories before they begin college, given knowledge of their potential entrepreneurial abilities.

I was aghast to read a July 6 letter offering "there is simply too much to know" as a reason for the sobering lack of knowledge of college seniors on an American history quiz.