He used this knowledge as the basis for his animal stories.
She found comfort in this knowledge as the last week of school rushed past, and she grew sentimental.
Some economists take an even broader view and speak of the "production of knowledge" as the clue to technological progress.
The point is that to imagine that only white men engage in the pursuit of knowledge – as the current syllabi imply – is ludicrous.
Designer Paddy Dickinson (wife of Iron Maiden's Bruce) uses this idea of passing on knowledge as the underlying philosophy for her company Totem Adornments.
Countering any suggestion that libraries are a "soft subject" for a piece of political theatre, Brennan sees these houses of knowledge as the "cornerstone" of our society.
The story of a superhero's origin must be kept secret, occulted as rigorously from public knowledge as the alter ego, as if it were a source of shame.
Others argued that training should have a purely professional function, including only such subject knowledge as the teacher would need in his classroom work.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, moreover, came into close contact with Hellenistic culture, which held up the ideal of rationally certified knowledge as the basis for the good life.
Kleiner, director of Open Yale Courses, cite the philanthropic desire to spread knowledge as the strongest motivation to create open materials.
In contrast, dispositional knowledge, as the term suggests, is a disposition, or a propensity, to behave in certain ways in certain conditions.
