Sentence examples for knowledge to call from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marwell said he would ask someone with more knowledge to call back, but no one did.

At the same time, in London's best Turkish ocakbasi, we have a ready reserve of skill and knowledge to call upon.

In my personal experience, the internet and the changing face of drug use mean young people have the knowledge to call bullshit on tabloid hype.

Personal experience; the internet and the changing face of drug use mean young people have the knowledge to call bullshit on tabloid hype.

This will give you the opportunity to meet many people who are actively working to make a difference and you'll have plenty of interview and knowledge resources to call upon.

He had the stature, knowledge and gumption to call out the generals when necessary.

Each workday, McCabe makes his way into the city's center via South London, guiding his taxi through the streets that have flummoxed many a Knowledge boy attempting to call one of Mr. Hall's runs.

"I also feel a bit like, it's just the one play – I would love to be called a political writer but at the moment I don't feel I have the knowledge to be called that.

The National Geography Bee tests not only knowledge of geography but also the ability to call that knowledge to mind on stage in front of hundreds of people.

The term can be understood in two ways, either in a wide sense as a method of presenting existing knowledge, which he prefers to call an order (ordo) of presentation, or in a narrow sense as a method of discovering knowledge, for which he reserves method (methodus) in its proper understanding.

North Korea's leaders, experts in brinkmanship, know that full well, and this knowledge has allowed them to call China's bluff repeatedly.