Sentence examples for a seat of knowledge from inspiring English sources
At a seat of knowledge, a "historically Black" seat of knowledge, ignorance and superstition reign; and on a subject most of the students there would probably consider more important than anything else they study.
It was only 12 years later that one of his pupils, Jamchen Choje, fulfilled the prophesy of his guru by establishing the Sera Je as a seat of learning knowledge of the complete teachings and practices of the Mahayana tradition.
In "The Chair Project," Ms. Kouguell embellishes her objects with fragments of poetry and other texts that serve an interpretive function, transforming each chair, bench or stool into a conceptual seat of knowledge.
For Smith & Hawken gardeners, or late bloomers like myself, composting is an awkward and recent add-on to a seat-of-the-pants activity, and knowledge comes slowly.
For decades now, the distinction (so vital to classical anthropology) between "field" and "home" has imploded – a collapse that goes hand-in-hand with that of the academy as a seat of "pure", unsullied knowledge.
The human brain is the seat of all knowledge and experience, so it's something of an irony that we still don't know exactly how it all works.
Second, resection of the temporal lobes to treat intractable epilepsy does not lead to the catastrophic, domain-general semantic memory deficits one might predict if this region is the seat of conceptual knowledge (Drane et al. 2008).
Ava lacks a piece of knowledge.
wikiHow is a body of knowledge.
