Sentence examples for out knowledge from inspiring English sources

As she goes from appointment to appointment, trying to sort out knowledge and opinion and personality, you see her terror and insecurity and frustration up close, in the minutiae of caring for a sick child and not knowing whose judgment to trust.

That idea of understanding users extends to Evernote's desire to be able to dig into your previous documents and those of your co-workers and ferret out knowledge that will be useful for whatever you're working on, before you realise that you might need it.

A Marine veteran who served in WWII, a member of the Knights of Pythias for over 60 years, a member of The Bronx County Historical Society for nearly 40 years, an avid golfer, routeman and salesman, Sol always sought out knowledge and lived his life to the Jeffersonian ideal of action and purpose.

The fog of information can drive out knowledge.

However, Lowe cannot adopt this route, since he has ruled out knowledge of modality by (i)–(iv).

While organizations are increasingly relying on global virtual teams (GVTs) to carry out knowledge intensive activities, the understanding of how GVTs develop capabilities is still limited.

Thanks to Jack and Chloe's inside-out knowledge of the film Speed (specifically the bit where Keanu Reeves loops footage of the bus to confuse and disorientate Dennis Hopper), Heller somehow managed to sneak off the Wembley pitch to safety before the drone hit.

The manufacturing plant that provided jobs and wages for everyone has been replaced by the in-or-out knowledge economy.

I know what you're thinking: another acerbic gin-in-the-juicebox account of child care in stressed-out, knowledge-economy America.

In that respect he was a thoroughly old-fashioned critic who laid out his knowledge with painstaking eloquence.

Not surprisingly, the submissions were diverse, but one idea stood out: "Wharton knowledge creates consequence in the world".