“His knowledge of Eastern European history is very extensive.”

“The prison, therefore, had no knowledge of his criminal history or his past escape from Wakefield gaol.”

“Do you have any knowledge of how this product works?”

“A reciprocal relationship between the knower and the known, common to all the sciences, is important here.”

“In addition, we are able to recognise the knower, the field of knowledge and the medium through which we know.”

“First, the act of knowledge involves a real modification of the knower but not of the object he or she knows.”

“The therapist relied on the client's knowledgeability as the royal road to understanding.”

“This attitude is no longer relevant in a world in which knowledgeability, quality and design are pivotal to success or failure.”

“What matters most and where institutions are performing best is in the quality of instruction and in faculty knowledgeability.”

“But Far from Heaven is a film of great emotional resonance precisely because it hasn't a trace of irony or knowingness.”

“The songs Serge Gainsbourg wrote for her are sung with a saucy knowingness.”

“Of course the historic present may be used with greater knowingness and subtlety.”

“They include: work expectations, performance feedback, motivation, physical environm tools and knowledg the institution was examined.”

“Moreover, our experience and knowledg allows us to develop specific furniture sets, based on your specifications.”

“Do you wish to develop the knowledg and training of your students in Spain?”

“It does so by offering a set of methodologically reflexive, culturally nuanced and socially-located studies of gendered knowledges and practices.”

“As teachers we occupy positions in relation to specific knowledges which are necessarily different.”

“Knowledge rhetorically induced from a representative anecdote will ironically contain both of Ransom's two knowledges.”

“The biological dereplication tool may identify major knowns in a mixture, but it may miss novel minor components.”

“Since I hae slippit the tether, I may as well tak a canter o'er the knowes.”

“And from the door one can see the green fields and broomy knowes where Maisie and I had played so long.”

“He knowes not how long it is since they came to church, after which time they began to practise Witchcraft.”