Sentence examples for knowledge shows from inspiring English sources

Okafor's voracious appetite for knowledge shows up even more impressively in the classroom.

Using a woman's image without her knowledge shows a complete lack of respect for her, and her privacy.

Kaat's acute knowledge shows in his candid yet politic analysis of the players he faced and the bosses for whom he has worked, including Pete Rose, for whom he served as a pitching coach, and his current boss, George Steinbrenner.

Consider the work from about 1500 by the Master M.Z., a German engraver: "Aristotle and Phyllis," an allegory about wisdom and knowledge, shows a woman in an elaborate gown and plumed hat brandishing a whip and riding on the back of the famous philosopher (at C & J Goodfriend).

"Knowledge" shows a positive correlation with the choice probability of TOU and CPP.

The absence of alteration in knowledge shows that a module in imaging anatomy as part of a year-long module in anatomy that included small group interactive sessions with clinical radiologists (which promoted SDL) did not appear to promote reading outside of the core curriculum.

She will present an interactive general knowledge show called The People Versus, offering contestants unlimited cash prizes.

The publishers of these wellness books may not demand real nutritional expertise, but sometimes the gaps in the bloggers' knowledge show.

ITV's general knowledge show The Chase also performed better with 3 million viewers, despite being broadcast at 3pm.

She is also an autodidact — "a permanent traitor to my archetype," as she drolly puts it — who takes refuge in aesthetics and ideas but thinks life will be easier if she never lets her knowledge show.

Scientists' passion and advocacy is best deployed when they speak from within the confines of their own craft and specialised knowledge, showing humility and awareness of their own ignorance, as well as expertise.