Sentence examples for knowledge offered from inspiring English sources

It is the knowledge offered by the Greek myths.

That kind of industry-specific knowledge offered cheap, he said, will spell victory.

Guilt for under-intelligence lies with the Bush administration for lacking the wisdom to be informed by knowledge offered by the C.I.A. and other informed sources.

And then there was his discussion of learning about his cancer, and the lessons that knowledge offered, among them that "time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life".

Early on in The Road to Delphi, Wood declares that "the realm this book seeks to explore" is that of knowledge, specifically that form of knowledge offered to us by oracles - whether in Apollo's shrine at Delphi or a Harley Street consulting room - and whether such knowledge can rightly be called knowledge at all.

Semantic knowledge offered by artificial labels is obtained to incarnate semantic representations of the environment, which are formed as the semantic map.

For Watson, medical knowledge offers a complex knowledge terrain with deep and rich information, and a multitude of interrelationships between possible causes of a patient's symptom.

Religious knowledge offers a metaphysical and/or historical account of supernatural realities that, if true, shows the operation of a benevolent power in the universe.

"Working with farmers to combine the best of traditional and formal scientific knowledge offers tremendous potential [and] this contribution needs to be acknowledged and incorporated into management practices and policy," the report states.

But that knowledge offers small solace, only dual exile: My sister hisses, they know by your walk you aren't from here, never mind your dark hair, your skin.

Provide facilities in which several businesses can be housed (reducing overhead costs), help with networks and access to knowledge, offer some loans or grants and hey presto, the entrepreneurs will flock to you, right?