Sentence examples for from the knowledge that some of from inspiring English sources

Mr McCain can certainly take heart from the knowledge that some of those picketing his stump speeches plan to vote for him anyway.

The nature of the knowledge obtained from correctness proofs is said to be different to the knowledge that may be gleaned from standard proofs in mathematics.

So the knowledge that comes from big data is generally an inference that two things are related, not knowledge of why they might be related.

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We can take from this trial the knowledge that a grieving family was capable of displaying inestimable reserves of grace.

From this it is a short step to defining the virtue as the knowledge of itself and the other kinds of knowledge i.e., the knowledge that enables one to evaluate all sorts of knowledge claims (166e).

The "knowledge that Christ died for us," for example, is far different from the knowledge of the geometer or the knowledge of the general.

Berry argues that hope grows out of knowledge, the kind of knowledge that comes from paying careful attention to the world.

Building from Ball et al. (2008) construct of mathematical knowledge for teaching, mathematical knowledge for professional development encompasses the specialized content knowledge and pedagogical content knowledge that is required of PD leaders.

tests, but also the kind of crystallized knowledge that comes from explicit learning.

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