Sentence examples for knowledge things from inspiring English sources

"Everyone has their own knowledge, things their grandparents told them," she said.

But now some Latin American chains are beginning to fight back, making use of their local knowledge (things that fly off the shelves in Arkansas do not always do so in Argentina as Wal-Mart has discovered).

Leibniz's noted Meditationes de Cognitione, Veritate et Ideis (Reflections on Knowledge, Truth, and Ideas) appeared at this time and defined his theory of knowledge: things are not seen in God as Nicolas Malebranche suggested but rather there is an analogy, a strict relation, between God's ideas and man's, an identity between God's logic and man's.

Wolfram believes that by focusing on factual knowledge — things like you might find in the Wikipedia or textbooks or reports — the bias problem can be avoided.

"To my knowledge things have never been that open with them [Conflict Kitchen]," Josh Robertson of Coexistence Kitchen said.

Chief fire officer, Dominic Harrison, said: "I think the local knowledge thing is overplayed, I think technology has a part to play and I think the vast majority of our local knowledge exists on the fire engines.

One of the police witnesses who pleaded guilty, William Hames, who is retired, testified that such a practice however, "was a common-knowledge thing.

I remember the system from the 1950s: at 15, 16 and 18, those unable to do the subject-knowledge thing left education, until only a tiny minority remained.

And then there's that whole "aiding-the-government-in-aggregating-the-world's-private-data-without-our-knowledge" thing.

Jared possesses knowledge of things that matter.

First, he believed that knowledge of things must precede words about things.