Sentence examples for knowledge is gone from inspiring English sources

All that knowledge is gone now.

But when knowledge is gone, all that is left is the assertion of the mighty, and democracy begins to break down.

But this explosion of knowledge is going off within a system too fragmented and disorganized to absorb it.

A demographer argues that too much unlawful carnal knowledge is going on, with dire consequences.; 4. 101 Uses for a Dead Liberal, by P.J. O'Rourke.

He concludes his essay by saying "when zombies knock down my door tomorrow, I know what knowledge is going in my bag". Thomas could not attend the ceremony.

The amazing body of poetry to which Robert Potts paid tribute (obituary, 24 April) will remain, but Peter's company and conversation, his charismatic yet relaxed and genial presence as a fount of wit, encouragement and sheer knowledge, is going to seem irreplaceable.

But if that's all we read, our knowledge is going to be superficial.

It's not obviously a skill, though clearly the knowledge is going to be relevant to a doctor's skill in healing the sick.

Knowledge is going from limited to unlimited, from settled to unsettled, from content to connection, from libraries to networks.

Applied knowledge This information often follows the prompt "is there anything else you can do with the magnets?" Applied knowledge is going beyond the magnets in front of them to any use outside of the current interaction (e.g., they're used in machines, you can put them on the fridge, you can make things with them, etc).

The mere degree with no knowledge is going to take you nowhere.