Sentence examples for shared knowledge of each from inspiring English sources

Spender returns to the argument a few months later, suggesting that in Auden's case "the poet at once knows his lovers and friends more completely than they know him, because of his very intelligent powers of analysis, and less well because he never lapses into that mutuality which is shared knowledge of each other by the other".

This increase in mutually shared knowledge of each other's minds, enables the relevant organisms to interact, cooperate and communicate in more advanced and adaptive ways.

This is illustrated by the following situation, where not seeing how other professions work due to infrequent face-to-face contact was intertwined with a lack of shared knowledge of each other's policies and consequently not trusting the other professional.

The shared knowledge of checklist content also allows caregivers to mutually support each other by cross-checking what is being done and in what order.

Consultation content was largely determined intuitively rather than on a shared knowledge of the process involved.

The major findings were that: (1) shared knowledge of the development process can be built by improving a team's shared knowledge of customers, suppliers, and internal capabilities, (2) shared knowledge of the development process for a project reduces product design glitches, and (3) reduced product design glitches improve product development time, cost, and customer satisfaction.

In traditional film noir thrillers, shared knowledge of criminal acts might initially draw a couple together but ultimately, inevitably, drives them apart.

It is the shared knowledge of two narcissists who have been around the block often enough to be able to puncture each other's own romantic illusions without wincing.

"Literary style distinguishes itself by its distance from the other styles that surround it, implying a community of readers with a shared knowledge of other literary works, of standard language usage and cultural context," he writes.

The working group aims to expand the shared knowledge of young scholars by bringing together these preeminent centers of thought on issues confronting the information age.

And the Vietnam movies that came after the end of that war could at least rely on a shared knowledge of how the larger story ended, a knowledge that is implicit in the shape of the smaller stories they tell.