Sentence examples for knowledge passing from inspiring English sources
Vedāntin and Nyāya theists generalize from the everyday to assume that, no, statements and sentences require a speaker, a composer, who, in the case of S's knowledge passing to H, must be an āpta expert, i.e., someone who knows the truth and wants to tell it without a desire to deceive.
They're setting up shared victory gardens, pooling knowledge, passing around cars and tools, expertise and lessons learned.
A great, bewildering wave of knowledge passed over Solly.
Similarly, Tasmanian artist Lola Greeno makes shell necklaces, using knowledge passed down by her ancestors.
But most are like Easter eggs hidden across the landscape, their locations folk knowledge passed along as oral tradition.
This is not to say that curing knowledge passes from one chef to the next like a kitchen utensil.
From reflections on personal experience to collective knowledge passed down through generations, the influence of the past is paramount.
Maybe that way we can pay real tribute to the thousands of years of knowledge passed from teacher to student and yoga as a union of body and mind rather than just a way of keeping fit.
Then one day Luisa, who knows the strangest and most insignificant things and is always surprising me with scraps of useful knowledge, passed me her straw hat and advised me to look through the gaps.
Most see their middle managers as indispensable the only employees within the organisation capable of tying together the strategic view handed down from the boardroom and the tactical knowledge passed up from the trenches.
It takes many years for Murano's master glass blowers to hone their skills and to assimilate the knowledge passed on from one artisan to another over the centuries.
