Sentence examples for knowledge of the content from inspiring English sources

One of these would be to "make distributors chargeable with knowledge of the content of the periodicals they distribute".

Their lack of time is such that they only have the opportunity to skim-read articles or online forums gathering the vaguest knowledge of the content.

Private Manning, who seems to have had little knowledge of the content of the U.S. State Department cables, had a different objective.

Dretske (1995, 2004) argues that we have infallible knowledge of the content of our attitudes without necessarily knowing (or even having a very good idea about) the attitude we take toward those contents.

Grounded in the pedagogy of spaced education (Kelley & Whatson, 2013), the app's primary purpose was to systemically test students on what they learnt in the low-stakes environment, hence consolidating their knowledge of the content.

Knowledge of Curriculum - includes knowledge of the content goals to be addressed at particular grade levels, as well as the K-12 vertical alignment of evolution goals and ways in which evolution connects to other topics in the horizontal curriculum.

Mr. Johnson said he had no knowledge of the contents of the safe, which was discovered in the apartment reportedly used by the cousin.

But Downing Street had no knowledge of the contents of the speech, suggesting that the government was not involved in any attempt to sign up William to the pro-EU side.

Ticket-fixing was so prevalent among police officers in the Bronx that even a highway officer whose job was to administer Breathalyzer tests — the very tool used to determine if a driver is drunk — was himself caught on a wiretap trying to fix a ticket for someone, according to a person with knowledge of the contents of the wiretap.

This model includes four categories of fundamental knowledge: a) content knowledge, b) knowledge of the contents in relation to students, c) content knowledge in relation to education, and d) knowledge of curriculum and intra-and interdisciplinary connections.

Reid's reductio of the Way of Ideas' theory of thought is intended to buttress Reid's claims that conceiving is irreducibly intentional and that, because of this, we have knowledge of the contents of our thoughts.