Sentence examples for knowledge stamped from inspiring English sources
Really, it's an archive, a record of a moment in time, a body of knowledge, stamped with a shelf date.
Could this have been the first policy decision regarding conflict of interest made without his knowledge or stamp of approval?
IF movies had country-of-origin labels, like grapefruits or T-shirts, "Minimal Knowledge" would be stamped "Made in New Jersey".
It also mentions the director of the museum, James H. Bruns, talks a bit about his past and shares some of his knowledge about stamps and collecting them.
Knowledge is everything and the sooner we can get these songs stamped out of our game the better".
He was known for his love and knowledge of New York City, photography, stamp collecting, love of music and was an avid reader.
The object model is defined in the context of stamping design knowledge.
Our temporal experience is stamped, Rosenzweig suggests, by past, present, and future, and thus our knowledge of the actual is mediated through these tenses of time.
The constant straight A's that were stamped upon my report card, made them see a girl who had knowledge that just came to her easily.
The cover is stamped in gold with the school crest, a young helmeted woman in profile encircled by the motto Knowledge Is No More A Fountain Sealed.
