Sentence examples for knowledge stretches from inspiring English sources

But just a little bit of knowledge stretches your imagination to the point of vertigo.

It's about kit and preparation, route planning and first aid knowledge, stretching properly before and after and having a good understanding of yourself and your capabilities.

Our knowledge now stretches far beyond the bounds of the visual universe.

A sort of Loretta/Dolly/Patsy for the Lily Allen generation, Rose is at the forefront of a vibrant country scene driven by young people with open ears and a musical knowledge that stretches from the Carter Family to Kurt Cobain.

For those who don't know, the Vedas are ancient Hindu scriptures, a vast collection of knowledge that stretches over many subjects, compiled in Sanskrit, one of the oldest languages known to humans.

The nuns were teaching him to sit up, but they didn't have the knowledge to stretch him.

Both judges found that Mr. Picard had stepped into Mr. Madoff's shoes, so he was saddled with the firm's knowledge that stretched back to whenever Mr. Madoff began defrauding investors.

The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, whose knowledge of medicine stretches almost as far as David Cameron's knowledge of jellied eels, would like NHS surgeons to stop performing "purely cosmetic work" on patients.

A close review of recently disclosed documents and interviews with soldiers, officers and government officials find a broader pattern of misconduct and knowledge about it stretching into the middle chain of command.

While President Bush has portrayed the events at Abu Ghraib as the actions of just a few soldiers at one prison, the picture emerging from documents, interviews and Congressional testimony points to a broader pattern of misconduct and knowledge about it stretching up the chain of command.

"It's not just problem solving – it's about stretching the knowledge of the subject.