Sentence examples for ranges of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Culture is the pest always sneaking up from behind, clamping its clammy paws over the eyes and shrieking, "Guess who!" There is no shaking off Culture, blocking the path to any ledge in all the ranges of knowledge — the sciences and the social sciences, the humanities and the arts — from which we can look out and see.

He meant by this "its relatedness or ulterior value, whether as leading to other and wider ranges of knowledge, or as a discipline of the mind, or even as leading to 'bread and butter'" (PD 282).

"One of the things that most impresses me about Bill is his range of knowledge.

It comprises two women and four men with a wide range of knowledge and life experience.

They sing, imitate, joke, poke fun, tell anecdotes and challenge one another's range of knowledge.

" She adds that Baynham could be even more forthcoming in interviews to demonstrate his range of knowledge.

It's not necessarily the content that I find difficult, but the range of knowledge required for GCSE exams.

He is a very good speaker, with a very wide range of knowledge".

"I wanted a character who was impressive in college for a range of knowledge," he said.

Together, we brought decades of revisionist research to the case, and with it a full range of knowledge necessary for a successful claim.

So are Mr. Martin's demonstrable patience, wide range of knowledge and keen understanding of his subject's worldwide literary forebears, from Cervantes to Dostoyevsky to Mark Twain.