Sentence examples for in possession of knowledge from inspiring English sources

For most of our lives we have been exposed to the, aforementioned, 'banking' model of education where the educator is in possession of knowledge that is bestowed upon the students through the very organized structure of lecture.

The fundamental point is by now familiar to us: "For it is necessary that the good poet, if he is going to make fair poems about the things his poetry concerns, be in possession of knowledge when he makes his poems" (598e3 5).

First, women were in possession of knowledge, or had access to others with the knowledge, that enabled them to access such a resource.

The "Clever Hans" effect has become a widely accepted example not only of the involuntary nature of cues provided by onlookers in possession of knowledge unavailable to others, but of the ability of animals to recognize and respond to subtle cues provided by those around them.

This holds especially true for monotheistic religions, which assert that they are in possession of unique knowledge about God.

Nor was I ever in possession of any knowledge at all that might have been relevant to such investigations".

He lives in possession of a knowledge which has not helped him to live; it appears instead like the bars of a cage.

As concern about climate and energy security have grown, many of Cat's unthinkable ideas have found their way into energy policy worldwide – and some of the young idealists from its early days are in possession of desirable knowledge.

It's about trusting that your judgement is the most important judgement there is on the show, and I am not sure that I'm in possession of enough knowledge to say that I am that, yet.

BBC guidelines state that contributors to a programme, "should be in possession of the knowledge that is necessary for a reasoned decision to take part" and while there is an allowance for "verbal consent", written consent should be obtained "wherever practical".

The selection of the experts was on the assumption that they were in possession of relevant knowledge pertaining to the subject.