Examples of using Profound knowledge in English and their translations into Croatian
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A man with a profound knowledge of the world.
He was gifted with great talent, especially in literary criticism, andwith broad views and profound knowledge….
Great energy and profound knowledge of Strategic HR.
We do not only supply high-power ultrasonic extractors, butwe assist our customers also with our profound knowledge.
Because of his heroics today… profound knowledge of everything alien.
Has a profound knowledge of Ayurveda and more than 10 years of experience in assisting to Ayurvedic physicians. Dr. Ivan Vladić, M.D.
Because of his heroics today… profound knowledge of everything alien.
According to accounts from the Han dynasty, Shennong not only introduced agriculture to mankind, butalso developed a profound knowledge of Chinese herbs.
You seem to have a profound knowledge of agricultural practices, Mr. Fraser.
The curriculum is designed to provide students with profound knowledge in such disciplines.
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Perhaps behind all of this is a belief that people were directly influenced by extraterrestrial beings who gave them immense inspiration or profound knowledge that then they were able to share with others.
No one can introduce us to a profound knowledge of his mystery better than his Mother.
He used his profound knowledge of hypnosis to commit crimes of a magnitude previously deemed impossible. Aided by an almost superhuman logic.
Biology is a synthetic science that requires profound knowledge of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Philosophy.
She had a profound knowledge that I didn't have… which was… we could only do our best, as she could only do her best. Even though Eleanor wanted passionately to win.
This specialty makes it possible to acquire profound knowledge in the field of political science, law and economics.
Thanks to his constructive and profound knowledge in this path Andy Laats was perfectly aware of what exactly is lacking for professional snowboarders and extreme lovers.
According to Victor Davis Hanson, a military historian, columnist, political essayist andformer classics professor, and John Heath, a classics professor, the profound knowledge of the Homeric epos was deemed by the Greeks the basis of their acculturation.
Hielscher Ultrasonics has profound knowledge of ultrasonically-assisted soaking/steeping, priming and germination of seeds.
His teaching was never abstract, nor based exclusively on the books that were used in that period. Rather,it was born from the living experience of God's mercy and the profound knowledge of the human soul that he acquired in the long hours he spent in the confessional and in spiritual direction.
He was a sophisticated person with profound knowledge of mother tongue and history and worked for many years in the field of education.
Which was… we could only do our best, as she could only do her best. she had a profound knowledge that I didn't have… Even though Eleanor wanted passionately to win.
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This approach helps the participants to acquire more profound knowledge and thus a sound understanding of particularly complex technical concepts.
Although Einstein never claimed that his profound knowledge had divine origins… as did the prophets of ancient times… his insights into the fundamental nature of the universe were no less powerful and influential.
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Dear friends, in their experience of union with God,Saints attain such a profound knowledge of the divine mysteries in which love and knowledge interpenetrate, that they are of help to theologians themselves in their commitment to study, to intelligentia fidei, to an intelligentia of the mysteries of faith, to attain a really deeper knowledge of the mysteries of faith, for example, of what purgatory is.
Perhaps what awaits all humans is not death, but a profound knowledge, one that will reveal the truth of our earthly and other-worldly origins.
In any case, the translation of the astronomical records required profound knowledge of the cuneiform script, the language, and the procedures, so it seems likely that it was done by some unidentified Chaldeans.
