Sentence examples for a crisis of knowledge from inspiring English sources

The world is experiencing a crisis of leadership, not a crisis of knowledge.

Google and Big Data have ushered us into a crisis of knowledge.

But if there is a crisis, it is not a crisis of power; it's a crisis of knowledge.

As such, they elucidate a crisis of knowledge and representation that characterizes the earlier decades of the seventeenth century.

Like all of us, Browne lived amid a crisis of knowledge – his passionate assertions reflect that he felt the ground shaking beneath his feet.

Our "epistemological crisis" then is a crisis of knowledge.

America, she believes, faces a "crisis of memory and knowledge," in which anti-intellectualism is not only tolerated but celebrated by those in politics and the media to whom we are all "just folks".

The tension between liberal ideals, pragmatism and authority ran like a leitmotif through books like "The Lost Soul of American Politics: Virtue, Self-Interest and the Foundation of Liberalism" (1984), "The Promise of Pragmatism: Modernism and the Crisis of Knowledge and Authority" (1994) and "Eugene O'Neill's America: Desire Under Democracy" (2007).

A crisis of imbalance.

4. A crisis of credit?

They have suffered a crisis of confidence.