Sentence examples for knowledge alive from inspiring English sources

An inspiring and empowering book that helps keep traditional food culture and knowledge alive and kicking".

Her father instills in her a potent sense of their family's commitment to keeping literary knowledge alive in a hostile world.

It's a way to keep the old knowledge alive, and comes with a bonus: catches of wahoo, tuna and mackerel for those who master the vessels.

The whole point of the system, however, was to keep the knowledge alive, in a relevant manner.

It is crucial to keep their rituals and knowledge alive for it is important to remain grounded and rooted to the customs of our ancestors.

Each year Jains light lamps on Diwali to symbolize keeping the light of Lord Mahavir's knowledge alive and sweets are distributed in celebration of his contributions.

To the best of our knowledge, 11 previous alive cases of blunt cardiac rupture with concurrent hemothorax have been reported (Table 1).

He has one daughter with his wife, who he met in law school, but unlike Hillary who to my knowledge is still alive and kicking Duncan's wife dies of cancer before the book begins.

(As a post-script, my photographer not only talked his way in but somehow wound up onstage, and after we left the show Braxton was so drunk that he ended up passing out on a street corner without his wallet or his keys. I later recovered him and put him in a cab with his roommate. To my knowledge, everyone is alive).

Robineau's technical proficiency in shaping, carving and glazing clay and her historical knowledge of ceramics come alive in her remarkable porcelain objects.

That street knowledge had kept him alive on the day he threw his first stone, with his parkour-like flight from the bullets of the soldiers' Galil assault rifles down the alleys and across the rooftops of Al Amari.