Sentence examples for knowledge given from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart may be willing to share its knowledge, given that it came to American Public.

"Every day I came to the practice, I was amazed at how much Shizuka had learned from the previous day and absorbed the knowledge given to her".

There is one obvious connection between love and knowledge, given that what, or who, you know well, you will often come to love.

Search engines have long sought to build technology that relies on knowledge given them by users, or observed from a user's history of searches, to improve search results.

The question of how to characterise and then, within the economy of knowledge given by the book's conclusion, to place the narrative voice of the different sections of Atonement constitutes a peculiarly literary-critical task, one which no amount of plot summary or "liking" or "disliking" the characters will enable the reader to address.

Susan C. Anton, an anthropologist at New York University who was a member of the Spoor-Leakey team, said, "My money is still on habilis as the potential ancestor, but there is a lot of room for additional knowledge, given the dearth of fossils".

This knowledge gave the knowledgeable nurse a powerful role in decision making and in patient compliance, according to participants.

That knowledge gives Mitt Romney an inner strength.

She was pretty and she knew it, but whatever confidence that knowledge gave her was superficial.

This unstated but sure knowledge gives "Fiddler on the Roof" its satisfying ironic after-taste.

"This kind of secret, hidden knowledge gives them a power and an empowerment," he said.