Sentence examples for knowledge kind of from inspiring English sources

"His knowledge kind of overwhelmed the group," said one member, the Rev. Roger Hambrick, pastor of Green Pastures Baptist Church.

I had a rough idea of what Hospice was but my knowledge kind of ended there.

This claim is retarded, but not in a hockey knowledge kind of way.

It wasn't like chess taught me how to think multiple layers deep, it was actually that it was a closed system of knowledge, kind of like investment banking or venture capital or startups that once you got in the club someone would actually teach you.

Cabinets of curiosities were not just for prestige, they were for knowledge, the kind of knowledge from which power derives.

Berry argues that hope grows out of knowledge, the kind of knowledge that comes from paying careful attention to the world.

A necessary element is substantive knowledge, the kind of knowledge you cannot just pick up in the course of doing a story.

Not 'relevant' knowledge; not 'practical' knowledge; not the kind of knowledge that enables one to wield power, achieve success, or influence others.

Once you get into the details, the lack of knowledge is kind of shocking.

However, to the best of our knowledge this kind of assessment is so far not available.

To our knowledge, this kind of test has never been conducted before.