Sentence examples for extend one's knowledge from inspiring English sources

However, Wang offers a plausible alternative explanation: "To fully extend one's knowledge is not like the so called 'filling out' of what one knows that later scholars [like Zhu Xi] talk about.

'One is forced to extend one's capacity continuously'.

As David S. Nivison explains, "We might say that Wang's 'extending' of knowledge is more like extending one's arm than, say, extending one's vocabulary" (Nivison 1996a, 225).

The loss did extend one losing streak.

He extended one arm, then he frowned.

Derivations should remain valid if one's knowledge incorporated in the atomic system and in the reduction procedures is extended.

NASA's programs, it says, "extend man's knowledge of the earth, its environment, the solar system, and the universe".

Furthermore, knowledge production and knowledge creation extend to knowledge application and knowledge use.

He regarded "investigating things to extend knowledge" as the surest way to deepen and broaden one's discernment of the patterns that constitute the lived-world.

In order to extend our knowledge on the Brazilian semiarid vegetation, this work aimed to evaluate the presence of antimicrobial, anticholinesterase, and antioxidant activities in ethanolic seed extracts of twenty-one plant species.

On the one side, physicians should extend their knowledge about physiology of advanced elderly, changing their paradigms about normality.