Sentence examples for sign of knowledge from inspiring English sources
E. "Divorce is the sign of knowledge in our time, divorce! divorce!" (William Carlos Williams, Patersonn") In the week of the Marriage Equality Act and my 10th wedding anniversary, this line leaped out at me.
Another passage tells us that knowing again, presumably in the sense of A5 is the means by which one sorts things (B34), which is the sign of knowledge in the sense of A6.
That can be a sign of advance knowledge of part of a test.
I never saw him try to identify a wine blind, as if that were ever a sign of useful knowledge.
Yet paradoxically, while quotes from the Koran are woven into their accounts, there is very little sign of deep knowledge about the conflict itself, or indeed about Sharia law or Islam.
That cities embark on to be smart in the sense which the type of environmentally sustainable reconstruction future Internet developments open up the opportunity for and make possible, not only serve the ecology of urban communities as city districts, but as the very means for this regional innovation system to hold such transformations up as a vital sign of the knowledge economy.
Yet, even after careful interview, our subjects did not show any sign of explicit knowledge about the rule.
However, they can also happen as the first sign of metastasis; knowledge of their existence and identification is important for accurate staging of neoplasms.
One qualitative study interviewing refugees about their experiences with the Swedish healthcare system showed that care providers' conversations about daily life were seen as a sign of commitment, knowledge and professional skill [ 17].
Gold plating is an unnecessary waste of time and resources, and while your business may never even need Private Cloud, deploying just because you have the budget to afford it is unnecessary and a sign of lack of knowledge and expertise.
This can be a sign of lack of knowledge about this delicate matter and may also indicate the need for attitude changes in society.
