Sentence examples for knowledge dawns from inspiring English sources

A terrible knowledge dawns in his eyes.

They're in the firm's Manhattan offices on a Sunday morning, plotting their exit, when the knowledge dawns: they don't know where the client files are.

It's the defining trick of roller coasters, which I think trigger farewell endorphin cocktails, imparting bliss as the knowledge dawns that we are still alive.

He acquired knowledge from various masters in the process and ultimately while sitting under the Gaya tree in Bodhgaya, full knowledge dawned on him.

He acquired knowledge from various masters in the process and ultimately while sitting under the Bodhi tree in Bodhgaya, full knowledge dawned on him.

Or even exabytes, a handful of which can hold all knowledge from the dawn of man, according to estimates.

If the volume of knowledge at the dawn of the 20th century could fit into a shoebox, that knowledge today would fill Gillette Stadium 20 times over.

Killing his father and lover brought Tyrion no joy -- only the dawning knowledge that he was capable of anything.

The dawning of knowledge, the instant of understanding, the way an idea comes together at once as if with the satisfying snap of a seat-belt buckle — such well-prepared serendipities are the mainsprings of "The Martian".

Bertino is part of the team that runs the Harvard Depository, a high-density, high-security, off-campus facility that houses a staggering amount of materials from Harvard's library collections — representing much of human knowledge accrued since the dawn of civilization.

No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge.