Sentence examples for knowledge taken from inspiring English sources

Yet its simple knowledge, taken for granted from an early age, helps to establish a sense of self – your place in the scheme of things.

The novel takes the form of a journal she is encouraged to keep by a Dr Nash, who has, without Ben's knowledge, taken an interest in her case.

But let's also say that Jolie has never, to my knowledge, taken an active part in running a dictatorship, so maybe that's not a great comparison.

Mary Jo White, President Obama's choice as the next head of the S.E.C., has not, to my knowledge, taken a position on this.

To deal with the complex mosaic of land uses that now make up cities, suburbs, and exurbs, the traditions were combined, along with knowledge taken from other disciplines, to establish a comprehensive ecological approach to the study of urban ecosystems.

One of the reasons that graduation rates among low-income first generation college students hover at around 10% is that they don't have the "college knowledge" taken for granted by their peers.

Knowledge takes time to diffuse, especially across specialties".

Last time the meetings that were public knowledge took place in the Cabinet Office and at Portcullis House.

I grew up amid all this knowledge, taking the skills surrounding me for granted.

In the 1970s the knowledge took around 23 months to complete.

Eventually, Mr. Page hopes to be his own winemaker, but developing a palate and technical knowledge takes time.