Sentence examples for of great knowledge from inspiring English sources
A unique man of great knowledge, wisdom and vision.
Mike was a repository of great knowledge about audiences and actors and the art of storytelling.
One day, Ah Jiao picked me up and took me to the Street of Great Knowledge, a boulevard lined with two-story buildings and groups of young people chatting and playing pool.
The top guy, a man of great knowledge, humanity and judgment, was part Russian, part Armenian, brought up in Alexandria; the registrar, a British Kenyan of Indian origin; the anaesthetist, Spanish; the cleaners and suppliers of hot drinks, from Poland; the nurses, inter alia, from Scotland, India, Rumania, Zambia, the Caribbean, Wales and Oxford.
Based on multi-source data and longitudinal design, Quadratic Assignment Procedure (QAP) model results indicate that two countries' technological proximity (TP) takes an inverted U-shaped relationship with their recombinative innovation (RI), which means that TP could raise the potential of joint recombination, but should not become too high because of great knowledge homogenization.
Lindsey (1997) suggests that this time of great knowledge is now, and through careful study of the Bible's clues, Lindsey believes that he has deciphered the hints of the fate of mankind and the fate of the earth.
We come back with some complaints that boil down to our area of greatest knowledge: music.
Whether because of greater knowledge, skill, physical abilities, or resources, some customers perform tasks easily and others require hand-holding.
"I'd rather know I had a disease early on and pay more insurance than die next week," is a riposte to the point about insurance companies taking commercial advantage of greater knowledge of their clients' health.
"The sport is in a better situation now as a result of greater knowledge, new regulations and better education across the board.
The study estimated the three KAP regression models using ordinal logistic regression analysis to determine the likelihood of greater knowledge, beliefs, and perception.
