The phrase "from a position of knowledge" is an appropriate phrase for written English.
You can use it to suggest that a person has a good understanding of a certain topic or issue. For example, "John presented his argument from a position of knowledge, making it clear that he had thoroughly researched the topic."
"If you start from a position of knowledge and respect, which we do, then you don't need to ask who is in charge.
I knew that if I chose to reject certain supposed genre rules, I was doing so from a position of knowledge.
The goal of this certificate is to educate and prepare trainees with the tools necessary to navigate a dynamic future from a position of knowledge, empathy, and justice.
Fryar could not believe that Shaw, who had tutored him on the nuances of the West Coast offense, was only 26. "When you speak from a position of knowledge, you get people's respect," Shaw said.
This provides not only a complex challenge for companies, but also a strong impetus, as the world enters a new age of responsible consumerism, one best navigated from a position of knowledge, and best addressed with transparency rather than obfuscation and denial.
"I say this from a position of knowledge, because I'm running it".
But he wrote from a position of sophisticated knowledge and respect for parliament.
Alex Cunningham [the local MP] has very publicly pronounced against us from a position of no knowledge.
Throughout she was a quiet, but erudite presence, always ready to advise from a position of specialist knowledge.
Public forums where scientists attempt to "educate" from a position of more knowledge can sometimes create hostility and an "us vs. them" dynamic, whereas participatory science does not.
Also, I don't come from a position of tremendous knowledge about the core canon and the history of world theatre.
