Sentence examples for knowledge began from inspiring English sources

By Adam Kirsch During the Enlightenment, every fixed point of knowledge began to wobble.

According to the vice chancellor's ruling, the case began in January 2010 when Barclays, without Del Monte's knowledge, began to peddle a Del Monte buyout to a number of private equity firms, including K.K.R., a long-term Barclays client.

Gearheard's interest in Inuit knowledge began while she was an undergraduate at the University of Waterloo in Canada studying climatology.

Interestingly, the application of disciplinary knowledge began to appear as students moved between the last two phases of the engineering design process (i.e., design evaluation and redesign).

The dominant Augustinian theory of knowledge began to come under attack as the wealth of new accounts were contrasted, rejected, or synthesized.

Unfortunately, my newfound knowledge began to get in the way of my enjoying the game of football.

Mike Higgins: My jewellery knowledge begins and ends with loom bands.

The growth of knowledge begins in uncertainty, and increases it: it opens more questions than it answers, and is possible only through the institutionalization of doubt.

This dispatch has shattered all our notions of rural life... Indeed the hardships and horrors of country life, in the lurid light of our new knowledge, begin to loom like dreadful visions... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

My 42 years of teaching first grade gave me ample opportunity to witness where the love of learning and the quest for knowledge begins, and it is not in high school.

This dispatch has shattered all our notions of rural life... Indeed the hardships and horrors of country life, in the lurid light of our new knowledge, begin to loom like dreadful visions... View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz.