Sentence examples for an intuitive knowledge of from inspiring English sources

If people have an intuitive knowledge of categories of time and space, as Kant believed, then these must be universal.

Theologically, he repudiated much traditional Christian dogma, putting in its place an intuitive knowledge of God derived from man's experience of nature and insight into his own mind.

Wealthy men recovering from life-threatening episodes had recognized the worth of an attractive younger woman with deft hands, an encouraging manner, and an intuitive knowledge of when to say nothing.

There is an intuitive knowledge of what the boundaries of the game should be.

And reason — as a matter of fact, according to Jacobi — does have an intuitive knowledge of things transcendent.

Twenty years of experience can give an executive an intuitive knowledge of an industry, says Joseph Rich, president of Pearl Meyer & Partners, a compensation consultancy.

Twenty years of experience can give an executive an incredibly intuitive knowledge of an industry, says Joseph Rich, president of Pearl Meyer & Partners, a compensation consultancy.

By not relying on its sensors and cameras, Cheetah 3 is designed to have a better intuitive knowledge of its environment and perform in scenarios that are either too dark or "noisy" (too visually stimulating).

As the cultural norm has shifted to support a more sedentary lifestyle there may be a loss of intuitive knowledge of the value of PA.

In each of these three ways of being in the world, a subject exercises varying degrees of freedom from the will to life, a freedom which is inextricably bound up with a degree of "intuitive knowledge" of the world, or, as Wittgenstein would later put it, of "seeing the world aright".

Rather we are making an inference from our intuitive knowledge of (and a judgment about) the existence of the dead body of Socrates (LS I 38 39, ll. 4 15).