Sentence examples for knowledge in the air from inspiring English sources
There's a warm, musty waft of knowledge in the air, a comforting scent of human experience rising from age-stiffened paper.
There is a lot of tacit knowledge in the air in places like Silicon Valley about how to make businesses work, and all that is teachable if we can get the right clusters of people together in a community," he said.
After all, the sum of human knowledge is in the air around you, available almost instantly via Google.
I recently attended a discussion on the economic study of innovation, at which one of the participants pointed to this fascinating paper:Are scientific knowledge flows embodied in individuals, or "in the air"?
"He gives off some empiric treatment with an air of knowledge in the brusque fashion of a dictator," the philosopher wrote, "and then rushes off in haste" to the next ailing subject.
Plato, writing about a doctor more than 25 centuries ago, noted "He gives off some empiric treatment with an air of knowledge in the brusque fashion of a dictator".
But knowledge of their gaudy post-Corman track records was in the air.
