Sentence examples for knowledge as is from inspiring English sources

Hansen-Løve, now rivalling her husband, Olivier Assayas, for gliding formal grace, wrote the film with her brother Sven, a former club DJ: the fuzzy high of controlling a crowd through beats is conveyed with first-hand knowledge, as is the crushing comedown when that power is relinquished, as real life and advancing age intervene.

The former Secretary of State William Evarts said that Spencer was the smartest man in the world: "We recognize in the breadth of your knowledge, such knowledge as is useful to your race, a greater comprehension than any living man has presented to our generation".

I will respect the hard-won scientific gains of those scientists and engineers in whose steps I walk, and gladly share such knowledge as is mine with those who are to follow.

The course transformed from one with passive students who were recipients of knowledge, as is typical of traditional teaching models, to one with active students who constructed their own knowledge.

Yet we continue to focus our efforts primarily on content knowledge, as is evidenced by the focus of our assessments.

But with the facial recognition capabilities E-Verify will create, no card need be demanded -- a picture taken by an officer or from a red light camera, for example, could be compared to the E-Verify database to track someone's movements without their knowledge, as is already being done -- with federal funds -- in many cities using license plates.

This study adds to this body of knowledge by identifying the main factor associated with accurate treatment knowledge as being knowledgeable about postnatal mental health.

Generally their number and location was common knowledge, as was the damage they could inflict and how long it would take them to inflict it.

The Discourse and other works illustrate Descartes's conception of knowledge as being like a tree in its interconnectedness and in the grounding provided to higher forms of knowledge by lower or more fundamental ones.

One participant identified this knowledge as "being useful for other community needs, for example, treaty negotiations".

The Arab health professionals perceive medical knowledge as being politically neutral; and medical practice as being impartial, universal and humanitarian.