Sentence examples for displaying knowledge from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg touched the coffin, then delivered a speech full of references displaying knowledge of Ms. Spruill's life.

Semiotic tasks are distinguished by knowledge orientation: displaying knowledge or receiving knowledge.

These conscious acts are exchanged by what we may call interacts: inviting (attention), approving (perception), modelling (knowledge) and displaying (knowledge).

The textual prominence of Move 1 (Establishing a territory) is probably due to the importance and indispensability in displaying knowledge about the field.

The healthcare professionals could achieve this in various ways such as knowing the patient's name, giving them their undivided attention, displaying knowledge of the hospital records, and making eye contact.

Professionals and amateurs alike display knowledge of technical details when they want changes.

Genre is mainly of use to marketers and publicists, secondarily of use to film critics who want to display knowledge by assimilating new movies to antecedents.

One of the "Writers of the Week" about whom we'll be fighting to display knowledge is Jackie Collins, of the 27 Hollywood Wives-style bestsellers.

The senior learners were more likely to refer to reading on genes and display knowledge of genetics.

Active-learning instructors in this study displayed knowledge of principles of how people learn that are grounded in educational theory.

Beyond knowledge of principles of how people learn and practical knowledge of instructional strategies and behaviors, participants displayed knowledge about lesson management.