Sentence examples for knowledge deep from inspiring English sources

Their saintly patience might have been tied to the balmy weather, or perhaps to the knowledge, deep in their cholesterol-imperiled hearts, that the meal ahead would involve giant portions and joyous noise.

To the best of our knowledge, deep peroneal nerve palsy with lateral compartment syndrome secondary to complete avulsion of the proximal origin of the peroneus longus has not been reported.

He was struggling with the knowledge deep inside that he was really a boy.

This can happen when the medicine is taken without a properly trained supervisor who has knowledge deep of the spirit world.

With both sexually explicit scenes and R-rated dialogue, it's almost as if Williams set out to write a play to patently shock his audiences as much as audiences could be shocked ten years after "Carnal Knowledge", "Deep Throat", and "Oh! Calcutta" entered pop culture.

We expected that repeated exposure to phylogenetic concepts through increasingly difficult practice within an upper-level plant biology course would be effective for developing retention of knowledge, deep understanding of problems, and transfer of skills (Ericsson et al., 1993; NRC, 2000; Billing, 2007; Larsen et al., 2009; Chi and VanLehn, 2012).

She felt it in the way she knew people felt their mortality, very suddenly, a knowledge deeper than shame or anticipation.

Her knowledge ran deep -- too deep, it seems, for the comfort of Indonesia's top intelligence officer.

His knowledge was deep, and his sources were well placed.

"His knowledge was deep and up to date".

His interests and knowledge are deep but narrow.