Sentence examples for indispensable knowledge of from inspiring English sources

I think it's one of the things that the poetic imagination does so much of the time it's lingering on the layers of the sensual world, and this is why poetry and I'm not just referring to me here, you know, just poetry in a broad sense brings us such profound and indispensable knowledge of reality.

Not only will I develop a truly indispensable knowledge of art practice, art history, and differing approaches to art, I envision myself using the perspectives and insights gained from my studies and fellow students to develop imaginatively creative, emotionally intelligent, and captivating artistic creations that build bridges and bring peoples of the world a little closer together.

To reveal the resistance mechanism of bacteria to β-lactam antibiotics due to the existence of NDM-1, an indispensable knowledge is of the 3D (three-dimensional) structure of NDM-1.

He showed that a long career in Washington can be a source of indispensable knowledge, not a millstone of indefensible votes and habitual corruption.

That, and other pieces of indispensable knowledge is in, erm, The Knowledge.

This is why the one piece of indispensable knowledge I want to impress on my sons is that if and when they decide to become fathers, they must understand and embrace the life-altering nature of that commitment.

They can help you successfully enter a market by providing indispensable knowledge.

"Those two areas were indispensable, his knowledge of Congress and understanding of international negotiations".

An indispensable source of knowledge of the India trade is found in "The Periplus Maris Erythraei," the circumnavigation of the Red Sea, a book written by an anonymous merchant or ship's captain in about the first century.

Faculty-virtues seem indispensable in accounting for knowledge of the past and the world around us.

As with Balzarini's project, collaboration was indispensable: The research required knowledge of a range of chemistry subdisciplines and involved laboratories in Moscow Yerevan, Armenia Parisis; Oxford; and Rostock, Germany.