Sentence examples for even much knowledge from inspiring English sources

Cam has likewise been deprived of contact with (or even much knowledge of) her father, a Japanese man who briefly served as her grandmother's assistant.

It is a challenge for states' governors in particular to pretend to have much experience in world affairs or even much knowledge of foreign countries.

Even though much knowledge on acoustic cavitation and its application has been accumulated over the past decades, further research is still required to develop industrial uses of acoustic cavitation.

Even those without much knowledge of art history will recognize Andy Warhol's haunting self-portrait with his spiky fright wig or Jeff Koons's lovable sculpture of a Pink Panther being hugged by a buxom blonde or the classic pink-and-red abstract canvas that shrieks Mark Rothko.

"Tanto Tempo" sounds inevitable; even to listeners without much knowledge of its sources, it seems natural to hear bossa nova entwined with electronic music.

Second, as the British discovered, maintaining an empire requires too many calculations and too much knowledge — experience, even — for any one power in today's world even to attempt it.

There is no way to be a perfect parent ― all we can do is try to be the best we can with the knowledge we have, even when we have too much knowledge and it's difficult to know who to listen to.

Few members of the public, even those with undergraduate degrees, have much knowledge about processes for granting research degrees.

So much knowledge was lost, even today we re-discover many already known and understood and accepted theories, ideas and history once stored there.

Preparing rice does not take any sophisticated knowledge, any skills or even much thought.

Even so, it does not expect from the student much knowledge of the actual pattern of human evolution or the kinds of earlier hominids, their features and adaptations.