Sentence examples for rudiments of knowledge from inspiring English sources
She explains that the innate ideas are "rudiments of knowledge" (Astell 2002, 128) that are "inseparable" from the understanding and are the sources of our other ideas (Astell 2002, 205).
As we reported a thinktank opinion that primary teachers should have A-level English and maths, misterb0z said: "What benefit will a knowledge of basic calculus be in helping children learn the rudiments of arithmetic?
The knowledge provokes an outsized distress in the woman and, before we have grasped the rudiments of the situation, Wyld shunts us further back in time.
Millions of otherwise deprived children have learnt at least the rudiments of knowledge how to count and spell by watching "Sesame Street", an American television show that Mr Stone helped to create.
Outline of the rudiments of drumming.
There were barely the rudiments of realism.
In Paris a friend taught him the rudiments of photography.
After learning the rudiments of the game, Diego became obsessed.
Through Aug. 25 .Allison Smith: Rudiments of Fife and Drum".
