Sentence examples for demanding knowledge from inspiring English sources

They also lived in fear of being "sharked," a practice in which three upper-class cadets surrounded a plebe, one in front and one on either side, then screamed insults and demanding knowledge answers at a rapid clip.

Hence MP Chris Heaton-Harris writing to Vice-Chancellors demanding knowledge of how Brexit is being taught; hence the Daily Mail's extraordinary campaign inviting readers to email in with reports of "anti-Brexit bias" at university.

For example, the logically demanding knowledge concept found in epistemic logics such as S4, and particularly S5, departs significantly from how human knowledge is usually conceptualized (see Stalnaker 2006).

Some of these designs even though looks enterprising, the mere complex delivering technique and the demanding knowledge of the exact coronary anatomy makes their routine use challenging.

"The brain demands knowledge," Zeki tells me.

Beauty also, in other contexts, demanded knowledge, discernment; there was something élitist about it.

Mostly, it demands knowledge and discipline, two qualities that can grow with age.

For example, some teachers integrated project-based activities that demanded knowledge and skill-application in specific areas, such as engineering.

Some teachers, for example, integrated project-based activities that demanded knowledge and skill application in specific areas, such as engineering.

The treatment of complex disease patterns demands knowledge, and hence the collaboration of many medical disciplines.

SEP evaluation of TQAM over fading channels while using MRC diversity receiver demands knowledge of probability density function (pdf) of SNR γ ∑ of the combined signal at output.