Sentence examples for enjoying the knowledge from inspiring English sources

If only he could have been able to take his own advice: then he might have celebrated his 90th birthday this September by putting his feet up, secure in his extraordinary legacy and enjoying the knowledge that what he has left us is, for all practical purposes, immortal.

You can read about Szilard on Wikipedia – and you can do so while enjoying the knowledge that Wells also wrote about something he called "the World Brain" and predicted a: "permanent world encyclopaedia, freely available in every country of the globe".

He takes one look at me and says, "I'll try not to miss the urinal". I tell him I'm touched, but that I'm sure he'd enjoy the knowledge of who had to clean it up if he did.

"The intelligent development of the human faculties is necessary to man's happiness, and if this be true, each individual should, if possible, have such a liberal education as to enable him to understand, appreciate, and enjoy the knowledge of others". Today this commitment to a liberal education is embodied in our general education requirements and, most directly, in the humanities core.

Sure, they're barely perceptible, but visually demanding consumers will enjoy the knowledge that their new projector uses "a moving column of light" instead of those other, more vulgar solutions.

Since the ideal state for a human is to enjoy the knowledge which is found in Nous and then, beyond that, the contemplation of the One, Plotinus gives short shrift to the civic virtues of courage, justice, and moderation.

I enjoy the knowledge that I know the name of every neighbor in a two-square-block area and can leave my windows open at night to draw in the clean night air.

And if you misspell the name of your degree, your field, or your institution (mmm … Carnegie Melon …), you can at least enjoy the knowledge that you've made me, a total stranger, smack myself in the forehead with a ceramic coffee mug.

Saving money is great and you can enjoy the knowledge that your efficiency is reducing carbon output too.

It feels as if the characters enjoy the knowledge of the experience more than the experience itself, which seems maladjusted on some basic level.

In addition to the open nature of their marriage, Elswyth described in a 1940s interview with Today's Woman magazine that she enjoyed the knowledge that Beebe was attractive to women.