Sentence examples for respectable knowledge from inspiring English sources

I had zero experience in the oil exploration business but had built up a respectable knowledge of it.

The retention time prediction model was constructed by modification from past respectable knowledge of retention modeling against ternary solvent strength changes.

In the public square, he issues proclamations that do no more than police the borders of respectable knowledge, aka "conventional wisdom".

Eternally respectable, responsible, knowledgeable.

As Habermas conceived his task, he had to establish critical social theory as a respectable, distinct form of knowledge, in large measure through a methodological critique of the then-dominant positivist philosophy of science and historicist hermeneutics.

Only a few blocks from what had been the heart of the Yiddish theater, the museum illustrates how a typical Jewish family lived in respectable poverty, relieved by the knowledge that there would be no Cossacks riding into their lives, no laws forbidding them to attend plays in their own tongue and no one to restrict their religious affiliations.

Why are revelatory works by Parmenides and Empedocles taught and studied as "reason," whereas the views of Isaiah and Jeremiah on ethics, politics, and the nature of truth and knowledge are excluded from respectable discussion of these subjects?

By observing designers interacting with the two systems, we have identified that systems for supporting collective creativity need to be based on design knowledge that: (1) is contextualized; (2) is respectable and trustful; and (3) enables "appropriation" of a design task.

Rest easy in the knowledge that it's perfectly okay and respectable to not have a blog at all.

It is common knowledge that headshots are better and are more respectable, but since it is such a small target, aim for the body until you are more advanced.

Former colonial powers have respectable reasons to be involved: diaspora populations, commercial ties or linguistic links—or simply their knowledge of faraway places.