Sentence examples for knowledge whose from inspiring English sources
"It's simply timeless knowledge whose time has finally come".
Anna H. is the only patient, to my knowledge, whose first symptom was a musical alexia.
My favorite Nichols film is still "Carnal Knowledge," whose Jules Feiffer script was as venomous as Marber's.
Both authors have investments in antiquarian bodies of knowledge whose relevance to their own times they overestimate.
In this view, culture is thought to be an acquired body of knowledge whose interpretation and understanding provide the identity of the organization and a sense of shared identity among its members.
The circle of knowledge, whose center was a weak transistor radio, expanded in murmurs ("They say...they say...they say"), envulged us, and moved on, until we were left in the silence of irrevocable fact, exchanging empty looks with our companions.
When whites choose not to learn from these classes, it tells us something significant about what kind of knowledge -- and whose knowledge -- is considered valuable, authoritative, and unbiased.
The scores were dichotomised by the median score to those who demonstrated reasonable knowledge and those whose knowledge was insufficient.
P-prims are small knowledge elements whose origins stem from repeated abstractions of familiar events.
It is also standard to reject any knowledge claim whose pedigree smacks of circularity.
The goal of the research described here is to automatically create a computer understandable knowledge base whose content mirrors that of the World Wide Web.
