Sentence examples for knowledge from a from inspiring English sources

Typical approaches to safety training implemented in the construction industry involve a one-way flow of knowledge from a technical expert to the audience.

Local knowledge from a paid correspondent can ease the task.

Hume followed Locke and Berkeley in approaching the problem of knowledge from a psychological perspective.

He absorbed knowledge from a broad range of fields with the efficiency of a power shovel scooping earth.

So I was the driest of sponges, ready to absorb maximum knowledge from a 14‑hour soaking.

If a reunion between Ms. Matalin and CNN happens, she would be returning with a wealth of inside knowledge from a White House that holds its information tightly.

How can you compare the experience of acquiring knowledge from a beloved high-school teacher to acquiring information from a machine?

Investigators get permission to search an American family's house without their knowledge, from a secret court that does not seem to be superhard to convince.

He was as much concerned with meeting young noblemen abroad as with acquiring more architectural knowledge from a study of the monuments of Roman antiquity.

In dress, as in the other applied arts, they drew their inspiration and knowledge from a mixture of sources, chiefly Greek and Middle Eastern.

He recently self-published a book, Knowledge from a King, full of short aphorisms that he hopes will pass on some of the lessons he's learned from a hard life.