Sentence examples for be knowledge by from inspiring English sources

Thus there can be no wedge driven between cause and effect such that there could possibly be knowledge by accident.

What distinguishes classical foundationalism (or at least a prominent version of classical foundationalism) about knowledge is the insistence that all foundational knowledge is knowledge by acquaintance.

Knowing by reflection is knowledge one achieves merely by thinking about the matter at hand.

To be honest, I was really hoping that what I'm about to write was common knowledge by now.

If, by stipulation, knowledge is ultimately knowledge "by acquaintance," then knowledge is restricted to knowledge of individual objects.

It's common knowledge by now that, notwithstanding its 27-5 record, this season has not been without its struggles.

William's intentions to invade were public knowledge by September 1688.

Diabetes knowledge was ascertained by measures reflecting the theoretical knowledge the patients had about their condition.

In this study, expert knowledge is represented by engineering knowledge and patent knowledge.

It's pretty common knowledge by now that many states are drowning in red ink.

(Focus Group) Another source of knowledge for participants was the knowledge held by others.