We'd rather actively assert that we know what we know without knowing the whys and wherefores and let it go at that.
They weren't afraid of failure or rough patches; instead, they actively embraced them, knowing each experience would provide valuable lessons and greater opportunities for success in the future.
Some employers also actively recruit military veterans, knowing that there has been a flood of them entering the workforce after America's long military interventions in the Middle East.
The problem is actively finding people and knowing exactly what type of hiring approach works for you.
This requires knowing how to actively listen and making every effort to understand what they're telling you.
With their interest in how agents actively engage in practices of knowing, many feminists have developed versions of virtue epistemology that are agent-centered, articulating our epistemic responsibilities that often include an ethical dimension (Code 1991, 2006; Daukas 2006, 2011; Fricker 2007).
Recognizing that sometimes the best thing you can do is to stand back and let the way of the world work out things is just as beneficial as knowing when to actively apply yourself to a solution.
Would MI5 acknowledge that it had "participated actively" in Mohamed's interrogation despite knowing he had suffered serious physical mistreatment?
