People view me for the gifts, knowledge and experience I bring, not as an object for them to sexually use.
Like the prodigal son in the Gospel of Luke, Max was wealthy - in talents and gifts: knowledge, humor, wit, eloquence.
You can do this through participating in their festivals and special events, through learning and using their verbal greetings, and by exchanging gifts, knowledge or anything else that is appropriate.
The Episcopalian Church head recently stated that it is unethical for Christians to ignore God's gift of knowledge about climate change; the same can be said for the knowledge of how unsustainable human populations harm the rest of life and humanity's future.
Ms. Lippman, though, is much too tricky a writer to bestow a simple, uncomplicated gift of knowledge.
Drosophila melanogaster has, perhaps, a fourth great gift of knowledge still concealed within its frail, miraculous body.
The gift of knowledge is greater than any material thing because now we can take what we have learned and teach more people.
Yes, you're bestowing upon him the gift of knowledge about everything you've been through after you've given him and nurtured the greatest gifts of all — his children.
Across southern Africa, in fact, one can find any number of Lovemores, Tellmores, Trymores and Learnmores, along with lots of people named Justice, Honour, Trust, Gift, Energy, Knowledge and even a Zambian athlete named Jupiter.
