Sentence examples for real Knowledge on from inspiring English sources

It makes sense, for example, to ask professors within a field to rate others in their field: they read one another's work, attend the same conferences, and hire one another's graduate students, so they have real knowledge on which to base an opinion.

He didn't realize that podcasts are often followed by listeners with real knowledge on his subject: American expats who probably rely even more on podcasts than other people because it's so difficult to get books and magazines and radio stories over here.

"But I think, as comics, we need to be braver and address what's happening in the world, and in this country, with satire based on real knowledge of the political situation".

Before this I had no real knowledge of domestic abuse.

The 'Plotinian' (cf. Enneads V 3.6) Aristotle figure of Suhrawardi's famous dream-vision found in his Intimations (cf. Walbridge 2000 225 99) provides us with an illustrious example of what constitutes, for Suhrawardi, real knowledge based on immediate and intuitive knowledge.

It wasn't that [psychologists] actually brought real knowledge based on psychology, it was that being psychologists bought them a certain aura of professionalism that made it easier for everybody, and provided that ethical cover.

Just consider any real knowledge: truth rests on an intuition of its ground (intuiti niti, 1 394.3 4), and if one wants to go beyond tautological transformations, ground of truth will differ from truth grounded.

"The thing about smaller libraries is the workers have real knowledge about the items on the shelves.

Before this, knowledge was passed on orally and memorised; "real knowledge" was seen as only what you kept in your head.

You need real knowledge, and the industry kept that knowledge".

This lack of real knowledge is vaguely embarrassing.