Sentence examples for knowledge of the contemporary from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't equip students with the knowledge of the contemporary world".

Still, from his extensive experience as an accompanist and vocal coach, he has a thorough knowledge of the contemporary vocal repertory, which he incorporated into this score.

Much of the astronomical knowledge in Hesiod paralleled the knowledge of the contemporary Babylonians, but the Greeks were substantially less advanced.

(That was apparently a completely original idea, since he had no knowledge of the contemporary Babylonian place-value system with base 60).

Evidently he built his first primitive radio receiver, a lightning detector (1895), without knowledge of the contemporary work of the Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi.

"Even if they may not have a great depth of familiarity and knowledge of the contemporary art scene, they have something far more important, which is curiosity and respect and interest.

It is clear that there is a lack of knowledge examining the contemporary cost of PCa management, particularly in the advanced stages.

The theory of cognition in Kant's sense however should not be confused with epistemology or theory of knowledge in the contemporary sense, the special theory of justified true belief (or justified true belief plus X, to allow for the Gettier problem about cognitive-semantic luck) with special reference to skepticism.

Now, personally, I'm way more familiar with punk bands rocking basements than DJs spinning London clubs, and I'd presume that most of Fuller House's target audience that is to say, those who are old enough to fondly remember a show that took place two decades ago has a similar lack of knowledge about the contemporary dance music scene.

There are a number of objections to Middle Knowledge in the contemporary literature.

The reports by the philosopher Philo and the historian Josephus in the 1st century, buttressed by the Dead Sea Scrolls, provide some knowledge of the practices of the contemporary Essenes.