Sentence examples for exercising my knowledge from inspiring English sources

In hearing the Chaconne in my mind, I am exercising my knowledge of how the piece goes; I am, in a certain way, realizing what I would be hearing if it were really being played, in the same way that the forger, in forging a cheque, is realizing how it would be signed if the cheque were genuine.

I routinely exercise my knowledge that one operates an elevator by depressing a button, without giving the slightest thought to the matter.

I have the freedom to leap from my 2nd story office, but I don't have the freedom to fly from it, and exercising that knowledge is to become aware of what it means to be human.

Whether he was making a model of the moon, building a telescope or laying out the plan of a church, he was exercising his knowledge of the classics, his wide scholarship and his invention.

Nor does exercising one's knowledge of truths require active reflection.

Exercising knowledge, taste, and critical judgment, the book collector forms a special kind of library, intended not only for reference, current reading, or entertainment but also for comprehensiveness and quality within the areas it covers.

She will be able to exercise her knowledge of the German repertory from the Romantic to well into the 20th century.

"I had learned what I needed to learn and felt the time had come for me to exercise that knowledge in a larger world," he said.

The skilled tennis player does not reflect on instructions before returning a volley — she exercises her knowledge of how to return a volley automatically.

And when he is in this condition, if something does not prevent him, he actively exercises his knowledge: otherwise he would be in the contradictory state of not knowing.

They just no longer have the ability to exercise their knowledge.