Sentence examples for knowledge that for from inspiring English sources

But what makes fencing exciting is the knowledge that for centuries the violence was real.

My sadness is the knowledge that for every one who is given this opportunity, there are 10 standing in line.

The best thing about Roddick's situation is the knowledge that for the first time in a major crisis he had serve-volleyed his way out of trouble.

Mainly, though, Wayne and I share the knowledge that, for all the medical commentators' apophthegms, the cure for a broken metatarsal, as for a broken heart, is time.

All wearing smiles, they were secure in their knowledge that, for the foreseeable future, their cup-holding nation remains the center of the yacht-racing world.

It isn't even so much the knowledge that for 1,600 years, 120 emperors and sultans ruled much of the world from its shores.

0800 wrote: The internet is a rich source of entertainment and knowledge, that's for sure.

In contrast, ADP requires technical knowledge that calls for a level of training that is not uncommon with legacy solutions.

However, there are none, to the author's knowledge, that allow for the two distinct types of self-employment discussed.

We differ politically, theologically, philosophically, and in just about every other area of knowledge that exists for humankind to ruminate over.

That policy is even more important today when the very general knowledge that prepares students for college-level work is also the knowledge that is needed for competence in the information-age workplace.