Sentence examples for Longing for knowledge from inspiring English sources

They gave voice to the age-old adolescent longing for knowledge — of self, of love, of the world.

And it thrived again during the late 18th and 19th centuries (in Goethe, Gounod, Berlioz, Liszt and Schumann) when the longing for knowledge and experience helped define Romanticism.

It's a natural inclination to long for knowledge and answers so you understand how to better run your business – and know what to avoid.

It did not take long for Knowledge Musona to be tagged by fans and Zimbabwean sports journalists as 'the next Peter Ndlovu'.

Spinoza longed for "the kind of knowledge of God that we have of the triangle," and he wrote his "Ethics" in the form of a numbered list of axioms and deductions — a form that he adopted from Euclid's treatise on geometry.

It seeks to recreate the links between this long search for knowledge and today's science and comprehension by paying tribute to the visionary scholars whose goal was to model – in spheres, circles and ellipses – our fascinating cosmos.

Mrs. March, mother to the four beloved March girls, passes along her indelible spirit and her life-long quest for knowledge and self-betterment to her daughters.

Firstly, it may take a long time for knowledge and expertise to finally result in better outcomes (because of delay in the uptake, e.g., the time needed to ban tobacco, and in the impact) and the time delay would make assessments difficult.

Dr. Dasgupta will hold face-to-face meetings with representatives from potential user groups, who represent the voices of patients, to discuss (a) the compatibility of research objectives and expected findings with pre-existing beliefs and attitudes and (b) the short and long-term goals for knowledge dissemination.

The officers involved, mainly junior, could not have carried on for so long without "knowledge and support at the highest level of the RUC and the PSNI", Mrs O'Loan said.

That children were detained for so long without knowledge of the international community raises questions about whether physicians who were involved in conducting the physical examinations protested the detention of these minors.