Sentence examples for that sort of knowledge from inspiring English sources

That sort of knowledge helps target government spending on those who need it most.

But that sort of knowledge is really movie trivia; spiders and ghosts and cadavers and a nail being driven into a hand have visceral meaning if we let them, and Bergman was not putting them in, I suspect, so that the scholars of his work could take them out again and label them.

"That sort of knowledge and will to win will be an excellent addition to a squad that is starting to take shape nicely".

Why is that sort of knowledge excluded from the doctrine, especially since as a faithful Cartesian dualist he maintains that there are both bodies and minds?

In politics, that sort of knowledge is power.

There's only one cure for that sort of knowledge gap.

Bealby says: "What is important is that tourists and travellers gather the sort of knowledge that only comes from first-hand experience, not through the media".

It is as though the Stoics assume that, without opposition, this sort of knowledge would naturally pass over into action once the connection is made with a particular situation.

You have said that you try "to be a student of inconvenient knowledge — the sort of knowledge that, when taken to heart, forces us to change our lives in revolutionary ways".

"I want to learn the names of trees and birds; that's the sort of knowledge I want to pass on to my son".

It's the sort of knowledge that can be captured in lectures and bullet points and memorized by rote.