Sentence examples for a particular kind of knowledge from inspiring English sources

This is how Sosa characterizes a particular kind of knowledge, which he calls 'animal knowledge,' distinguishing another, more ambitious state of 'reflective knowledge'.

Cardano characterizes his method (ratio) for avoiding misfortunes and preparing against calamities as based on a particular kind of knowledge (scientia) – both useful and necessary – which "teaches us to recognize and obtain known goods, and once they are obtained, it tells us how to use them and how to protect us with them against ills" (De utilitate, OO, II, 17a).

That language is giving a particular kind of knowledge to kids; that sex and representations of sex are dangerous and addicting and that they need to be seeking treatment or that they should be ashamed".

More importantly, nothing has been said about the rulers and their particular kind of knowledge.

Morris's subject is a particular kind of American stupidity — the ability to substitute self-justification for self-knowledge.

A particular kind of sign.

You are a particular kind of novelist.

"They want a particular kind of drama.

Leadership is a particular kind of service.

For others, it's a particular kind of hell.

Mr. Amsellem said a particular kind of granite is responsible.