Sentence examples for Champion of knowledge from inspiring English sources

He's a champion of knowledge and the human potential.

"The Americans champion a breadth of knowledge, the British a depth".

Even Nyāya, a school championing a view of knowledge as unselfconscious of itself as true, subscribes to the epistemological principle of "Innocent until reasonably challenged" (a slight weakening of the "Innocent until proven guilty," as pointed out, e.g., by Matilal 1986, 314: "Verbal reports … are innocent until proven guilty").

Throughout it all, Revolutionary America's founding Enlightenment thinkers championed the expansion of knowledge, viewing ignorance as a mortal danger to the Republic.

In one camp sits the education secretary, Michael Gove, champion of a traditional, knowledge-based style of learning.

In particular, CPA aims to repair the technocratic means of decision making by championing the collective ownership of knowledge and collaborative problem solving.

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That at the same time as they claim to be the guardians of knowledge and the champions of the arts, they treat their faculty to the legal and financial equivalent of what migrant day laborers earn by standing outside Home Depot?

What we are championing here is a different kind of knowledge to that derived empirically.

They believe that several factors can facilitate such uptake: the presence of political windows of opportunity and the involvement of knowledge brokers and policy champions.

Editors of Ms. Wintour's generation, like the designers they champion and the photographers they protect, have a depth of knowledge not easily reproduced.