Sentence examples for women knowledge from inspiring English sources

In " 'Shakespeare Identifiedd" (1920), Looney states that in one category after another Oxford had the characteristics he had projected: classical education, sympathy for the House of Lancaster in the War of the Roses, Roman Catholic leanings, aristocratic point of view, literary tastes, a love-hate attitude toward women, knowledge of Italy, and interests in drama, music and sports.

To these women knowledge is power and every situation is a code to be cracked – just look at Orange is the New Black's Alex Vause who astutely assessed the prison's power relations and worked out who she needed to get onside to ensure that she was rarely isolated or alone, unlike former girlfriend Piper Chapman.

Women, Knowledge, and Reality.

Torres, Lourdes, "The Construction of the Self in U.S. Latina Autobiographies" in Women, Knowledge, and Reality, Garry, Ann and Pearsall Marilyn (eds)., New York: Routledge, 1996 (2nd Edition).

Jaggar, Alison M. "Love and Knowledge: Emotion in Feminist Epistemology" in Women, Knowledge, and Reality, Garry, Ann, and Pearsall, Marilyn (eds)., New York: Unwin Hyman, 1989 (1st Edition).

Spelman, Elizabeth V., "Anger and Insubordination" in Women, Knowledge, and Reality, Garry, Ann, and Pearsall, Marilyn (eds)., New York: Unwin Hyman, 1989 (1st Edition).

The result of this is that a generation of women who grew up in 1980s America knew one of the most important legal figures in their country was a woman – knowledge that can only have influenced their own aspirations.

The RLP-based information increased women's knowledge of reproduction including knowledge of folic acid intake.

Even more notable is the lack of women's knowledge in ethnobotanical research [ 9], in spite of the specialized knowledge women have on medicinal plants [ 10].

The women's knowledge about MTCT in the present study was better than the knowledge reported in other African settings.

Women's knowledge about food and medicinal plants has been undermined.