Sentence examples for feel knowledge from inspiring English sources

We feel knowledge can remove the barriers between haves and have-nots.

Ms. Spiotta lavishes on Nik all her eclectic, deeply felt knowledge of music and pop culture.

What does a thought feel like, and how can felt knowledge encourage action?" he explained.

While faculty felt knowledge translation from e-mentoring learning was limited, all residents in the exit interviews 'agreed or strongly agreed' with the statement: "Participating in CoL has helped me to apply new knowledge in my daily Radiology practice" and some provided stories in support of their responses.

But some of us feel this knowledge like shards of ice in our bones.

I feel the knowledge seeping off the shelves and into my brain.

Its layers of metaphor reveal truths we sometimes need to feel, for knowledge without emotion can sometimes make action far less powerful.

Survey data indicates that pharmacists do not feel their knowledge of DS is adequate.

However, we feel that knowledge of the changes was unlikely to alter falls, or other health and wellbeing outcomes.

I feel my knowledge of medical terminology, customer service and medical computer software would be a valuable asset.

Lastly, I feel that knowledge in a range of areas is necessary in order to be qualified to give an opinion on these matters.