Sentence examples for knowledge and sense from inspiring English sources
"His inside knowledge and sense of authenticity was a big help.
However, SEA studies often do not incorporate local contextual information, including intuitive knowledge and sense of place.
What the curriculum lacked was a deeper knowledge and sense of ethics, how the temptation to abuse must be reined in while in a position of authority.
Lyons' critical writings are notable for their ability to combine the insights of contemporary literary theory with a concrete knowledge and sense of theater.
Discussions with the local community during workshops held at the setup of the monitoring programme and since have demonstrated that the community have become engaged in the project and have benefited from a greater hydrological knowledge and sense of ownership of their resources.
Scholars revered him for his learning and research; colleagues liked him for his encyclopaedic knowledge and sense of fun; and students, who were in awe of his longevity and his academic reputation, loved him because he shared their taste in food, films, music and literature.
To tackle such problems, Hae Won's research agenda is centered around developing personal robots and agents that are capable of transfer learning from one interaction to another, as well as utilizing collective knowledge and sensing across intelligent and intuitive interfaces embedded in everyday objects.
Because he could see the effect of somebody with that wisdom and that worldly knowledge and that sense of tenderness, that sense of acceptance, that sense of tutorship.
Since he established the practice in 1937, clients were attracted by his intense focus, breadth of knowledge, creativity and sense of humor.
It was a pleasure to hear from him and learn from his knowledge, lucidity and sense of humour.
Physicians and other health professionals are members of groups that can draw on their knowledge, skills, and sense of social responsibility to help develop guidelines for responsible medical tourism.
