Sentence examples for knowledge with which from inspiring English sources

"An education of sorts about Christianity so he can have knowledge with which to agree or disagree".

Above all, she has impeccable first-hand knowledge with which to challenge the value of any Cameron deal with his EU partners.

The best I can manage is to read biographies and historical fiction under the guise of remedying the more glaring gaps in my knowledge with which my years as a passive, intellectually incurious mud turtle of a student left me.

I don't know about you but I don't call that cheating really, and it didn't even come close to justifing the hugger-mugger intimation of insider knowledge with which it had been trailed.

They represent the knowledge with which the user begins.

The specialized form of knowledge with which clinicians are endowed, is one obstacle to proper informed consent.

Deep within the organisation, an inner circle of bosses – the Gang of 40 (lest readers miss the looming Maoist analogy) – fuses technological and human rights idealism into a vision of perfect democracy, transparency and knowledge; one with which they aim to unite private and public spheres and perfect the operations of government.

In contrast to phenomenalism, a position in the theory of knowledge (epistemology) with which it is often confused, phenomenology which is not primarily an epistemological theory accepts neither the rigid division between appearance and reality nor the narrower view that phenomena are all that there is (sensations or permanent possibilities of sensations).

Talbot patented the process in 1841 and was reluctant to share his knowledge with others, which lost him many friends and much information.

The BCM score can be adapted to combine knowledge with data which has the potential to enhance the analysis of high dimensional GWAS datasets.

Parents employment in the health care sector was evaluated as an indicator for specific knowledge and networks with knowledge, which is known to affect attitudes and beliefs related to health and health care use [ 21].