Sentence examples for knowledge turned from inspiring English sources

Batlang, who had no previous opera training or knowledge, turned up to the Opera House's garage in Gaborone and belted out the only classical music song he knew, "O Sole Mio".

The Knowledge turned to Twitter in search of an answer for this one, and after stirling work from @ChristopherHarv and @STV_Andy, shadowy and intimidating stats robot @OptaJoe's eyes started flashing, his cogs started whirring, and from within his metallic depths out chugged the answer – 1965-66.

However, the physicians' clinical knowledge turned out to be inadequate as a basis for choosing between systems.

That's where I think knowledge turns into wisdom.

Besides — as many studies have shown — cultural knowledge turns out to be good for your career.

An affable blind bluesman, Possum (Keb' Mo'), whose enigmatic smile hints at his possession of secret knowledge, turns up now and again.

He thinks pharmaceutical firms should study the fast "knowledge turns" achieved by chipmakers, so that the cycles of learning and innovation are accelerated.

Thus, for example, we seek the essence of knowledge by investigating what is involved in the concept of knowledge — where knowledge turns out to be true justified belief (give or take a bit).

As Carrie and Saul battle to avert a planned attack on the US, knowledge turns out be illusory, victories pyrrhic, while the nature of terror-boss Abu Nazir's plot remains a mystery until the season's closing minutes.

Brilliant scientists at some of our great seats of learning, men whose lives are devoted to the rational pursuit of knowledge, turn out to be capable of as much intolerance and stupidity as the rest of us.

That is to say, cognition is regarded as knowledge as a kind of conversational default and so to translate 'jñāna' as "knowledge" turns out not to be so bad after all.