Sentence examples for knowledge and feel from inspiring English sources
I know punctuation rules well, derive a lamentably high percentage of my self-esteem from that knowledge and feel, again with my heart not my brain, that I'm a higher form of life than people who have either forgotten those rules or never been taught them.
We have first-hand knowledge and feel that we can be much more than just money.
Yet, many nurses, as well as other health care providers, have limited genetic knowledge and feel uncomfortable integrating genetics into their practice.
They need to have attention; identify earlier knowledge, and feel motivated to learn.
Studies suggest that only about half do so and that the professionals themselves have at best very limited knowledge and feel unable to give informed advice.
It is of some concern, therefore, that primary care practitioners (who, in Ireland, conduct the majority of cervical screening tests) have significant gaps in their knowledge, and feel considerable uncertainty, about HPV infection, testing and vaccination [ 23- 25].
And he never sought a patent for it, because he had drawn on a common stock of knowledge and felt committed to "produce something for the common benefit".
"I think Google is looking at the growth of sites like Wikipedia, that aggregate knowledge, and feels it has to play in that space," said Danny Sullivan, a search expert and editor of the Web site Search Engine Land.
They had tasted of the Tree of Knowledge and felt themselves joyfully banished from the Garden of Innocence and were now ready to take their chances with whatever might come.
Having strength to assume the responsibility was the main theme that emerged from the following five sub-themes: Being an involved participant, Having confirming encounters, Trusting in health-care staff, Comprehending through knowledge, and Feeling left out.
29 The study found that the 163 women randomised to use the decision aid had better knowledge and felt more informed than the 165 women randomised to receive usual care.
