Sentence examples for knowledge with an from inspiring English sources

Known for his sense of humor and thirst for knowledge, with an expansive, eclectic love of literature.

One of the liberties of our connected age is that we can be almost infinitely knowing, consoling our lack of true knowledge with an easy cynicism of acquisition.

Although many in the predominantly young audience struggled before the gig to name a single Stones track, they made up for a lack of knowledge with an abundance of enthusiasm.

"Jon Kyl combines policy knowledge with an understanding of where the political fault lines are for Republicans," said Representative Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland, who has spent countless hours with him in tax and budget talks.

Now the Tate is attempting to fill a gap in the British public's cultural knowledge with an exhibition devoted to punk-inspired artist Mike Kelley, in advance of the first anniversary of his suicide.

He pursued knowledge with an extraordinary meticulousness, worrying away at puzzles that most other people would not even have noticed; how, for instance, could someone making handles for knives bore a hole that went exactly down the centre of the handle and came out at the other end also exactly in the centre?

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.

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.

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.

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