Sentence examples for knowledge that when from inspiring English sources

I am feeling so empowered in terms of movie knowledge that when the evening's entertainer asks the audience who founded the Rat Pack, I show off by shouting, "Humphrey Bogart".

There's also the knowledge that, when the Games arrive, nothing less than victory will do.

"I have firsthand knowledge that when they call we're supposed to jump.

It may arise from the knowledge that, when your task is complete, you will return to the husband you adore.

"Our efforts rest on the knowledge that when we push back, the drug problem gets smaller," he added.

But that excitement was also leavened by the knowledge that when it comes to predicting national elections, the safest bet is often no bet at all.

Emotion involves anxiety associated with performance, for example test anxiety or stereotype threat, and the notion of "troublesome knowledge," that is, when learning involves transformations in beliefs, commitments, and matters of identity (Meyer and Land, 2005).

He calls it genetic memory, or "factory-installed software," a huge reservoir of dormant knowledge that can emerge when a damaged brain rewires itself to recover from injuries.

They seem to perfectly capture a fear, floating in the culture, that a generation of preoccupied parents has been raising a generation of children full of sophisticated knowledge that is useless when the power goes out or the batteries die.

It's common knowledge among retailers that when women try on jeans, they turn around and scrutinize their butts while men crouch in front of the mirror to ascertain the constriction in the upper thigh area.

This paper describes an attempt that was made to recruit participants into a nutrition-based research study of pregnancy and early childhood, and the knowledge that was gained when this attempt initially failed.