Sentence examples for taking knowledge from inspiring English sources

Intelligence is taking knowledge and doing something with it.

Taking knowledge (scire: to know) in its most generic sense, for Henry it is undeniable that man knows something; Augustine's reservations should be taken to refer to those who claim that judgment is co-extensive with sensation.

"Whether building a company, digging into their own research, joining an existing team, or even taking knowledge from an institution, we're trying to help fellows develop long-term careers by supporting them as they work harder and take bigger risks than they might otherwise have been able to.

By disseminating deceptive information, we are in fact taking knowledge and power away from people.

After taking knowledge of the news of their accomplishment, Governor of Cardenal Caro Province Julio Ibarra Maldonado said that "Pichilemu is celebrating [their triumph]," something which was also reported by the local media.

At its core, innovation is about taking knowledge and making it work for a society.

It takes knowledge and courage!

But it takes understanding, it takes nuance, it takes knowledge.

It takes knowledge and contacts, and also personality.

It's easy to make the subject entertaining; giving it depth takes knowledge and skill.

It takes knowledge, skills and understanding to work across genders too".