Sentence examples for knowledge with a from inspiring English sources

It has become a shared body of knowledge with a common language that is widely understood.

He was a unique character, combining sophisticated sporting knowledge with a deep empathy and understanding of the human side of sport.

This can be a problem even in the best universities: students feel short-changed by professors fixated on crawling along the frontiers of knowledge with a magnifying glass.

Shaw had a good understanding of music, particularly opera, and he supplemented his knowledge with a brilliance of digression that gives many of his notices a permanent appeal.

Paris combined his comprehensive knowledge with a lively writing style, which was modeled in some ways on classical historians (for example, he used invented speeches).

I know myself enough to know that I can't fuse my intellectual knowledge with a blind faith in a supreme deity.

Your could approach companies of which you already have some knowledge with a simple proposition: you have the advantage of knowing what their people do, how they feel, and what their frustrations and ambitions are.

And then there is the seasonal quota of journeys made only because someone offered a contract -- made by pilgrims after knowledge, with a camera crew in the following car.

Fru Hazlitt, who replaced Bernard as GCap chief executive last month, described Anthony as the "consummate programmer - always sharing his expertise and knowledge with a self-styled wit and enthusiasm".

"I think that we should combine our scientific knowledge with a much deeper connection to the whole system that takes care of us … For thousands of years, [indigenous communities] have been surviving in harmony with nature.

He was able to express himself and came across as someone who had passed through the state education system and then supplemented his knowledge with a large amount of self-teaching through reading books.