Sentence examples for better source of knowledge from inspiring English sources

This means that at least in principle a purely intellectual or conceptual representation is always a better source of knowledge of its object than is a sensory representation of it.

Marinella's methodical use of oppositions in the work of a single author, the most powerful case being that of Aristotle, leaves room for her to suggest that experience may be a better source of our knowledge of women, their capacities and natures.

Because, as Thucydides explained, there exists no better source of insight than "knowledge of the past as an aid to understanding the future".

The claim that science is a better source of justified belief or knowledge about the world than tealeaves-reading holds only relative to our local, socially situated norms of justification.

It also required better sources of energy.

Reason is the paramount source of knowledge for Descartes.

Aren't they the source of knowledge and inspiration?

Uncertainty can be a source of knowledge in a number of ways.

Even deep systemic uncertainties, often described as "unknown unknowns", can ironically be a source of knowledge.

The CFTC is going to lose an immense source of knowledge when Gensler leaves.

Parents are not the only source of knowledge about financial matters.