Sentence examples for knowledge displayed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lynch and his staff said they were heartened by the business knowledge displayed by their budding protégés last summer.

That untruth worked too: at a polling station near O'Connell Street in Dublin, a young man said he had voted No "because they're sending the kids to war and all that".To be fair, one striking difference between the first and second Irish referendums was the level of knowledge displayed by Irish voters about the treaty.

The bravura, the boldness of these pictures is hardly in keeping with the actual knowledge displayed.

The lack of emphasis on U.S. history knowledge displayed by public officials sends a bad message to students, said Jim Grossman, executive director of the American Historical Association.

However, unskilled/confident people's behavior was often quite close to the skilled/confident group, whereas the skilled/insecure group (who, according to the test, had ample financial knowledge) displayed much more negative credit behavior.

The knowledge displayed was profound not only regarding the cause of dengue but also vector control.

Semiotic tasks are distinguished by knowledge orientation: displaying knowledge or receiving knowledge.

These conscious acts are exchanged by what we may call interacts: inviting (attention), approving (perception), modelling (knowledge) and displaying (knowledge).

Types of behavioural act include learners' knowledge displays, accordances with with teacher and peers, and other verbal and physical behaviours, teachers' evaluations, and teaching/learning activities.

While spatially explicit, local ecological knowledge displays strengths and limitations that must be explicated for it to prove useful for strengthening "voice" and providing EAM inputs.

This lack of knowledge displays a need for continuing education in genetics, a problem which probably also exists among primary healthcare professionals.