Sentence examples for knowledge make from inspiring English sources

Neither politician knows a lot about a lot, but each gives the impression of knowing that about himself, and of not letting that knowledge make him insecure.

Intellectually, the parallels between past and present — as well as the parallel courses of Katherine's academic and personal paths to knowledge — make sense.

If you want science to become general knowledge, make it a general requirement, for Latin scholars as well as limnologists, for economists as well as entomologists.

Sustainable design is picking up pace but as Adam Aston writes in his latest blog, long development time frames and gaps in knowledge make commercialisation a tough nut to crack.

"We want a Henry Ford today to modernize the distribution of knowledge, make good knowledge cheap and easy in this still very ignorant, ill-educated, ill-served English-speaking world of ours," he wrote.

The chapter on trilobite eyes is typical of Fortey's technique: start with a description of a body part, slide into history about the discovery of this knowledge, make a few salient points about how science is done, then return to the trilobite and some aspect of the larger theme about sight and insight.

That knowledge made us feel close.

Knowledge makes Eisenberg's characters complicit, but helpless.

Science is knowledge, and Pruitt's denial of knowledge makes him unfit for government service.

His knowledge made him a great dealer, preeminent in the print field.

That knowledge made him decide to adopt a no-compromise approach.