Sentence examples for knowledge lives from inspiring English sources
Knowledge lives everywhere and is inherently decentralized.
He says a big problem nowadays is that we pursue "earthly knowledge," and that knowledge lives in the darkness with Satan.
She taught us that a powerful spirit lives in every human being, and that built-in knowledge lives inside all of our hearts.
Wilbur and I were living in a house in Northeast Minneapolis with to our knowledge, living where there was not a dog policy.
Cultural components in the AMP principles include elements of respecting Aboriginal cultural knowledge, lived experience and honouring the 'Aboriginal ways' and assessment of these was not available in any of the tools reviewed.
Education is critical to reducing poverty and gives girls and boys the necessary skills and knowledge to live fuller and healthier lives and find jobs.
To the best of my knowledge he lives in Virginia.
It improves knowledge, economies, lives and communities," says a Facebook spokesperson.
Only when we are prepared to acknowledge that, and to act upon our knowledge, will lives cease to be forfeited to its savage hunger for human sacrifice.
On the other hand, tacit knowledge that is, knowledge that lives "in our heads"—is difficult to articulate and is best shared through discussion, stories, observation, and personal interaction.
Research with other health groups (e.g. mental health consumers, women with breast cancer, and people living with HIV/AIDS) has shown that lay knowledge and lived experiences provide valuable information to guide policy, interventions and service delivery[ 20, 21].
