Sentence examples for capacity to know from inspiring English sources

Perry isn't a "new man" in his capacity to know when to shut up.

"I think internally right now they lack capacity to know what their options are themselves," a former M.T.A. official said.

The range of fiction is astonishing; in no small way so, too, is our human capacity to know one another.

The new study, he added, documents "that by 12 months, babies have the capacity to know to whom or about what a person is emoting".

People who start a business feel pressure that they should know everything but you can't know everything – nobody has the capacity to know it all.

Researchers had assumed that cooperators could collaborate with genetically unrelated cooperators only if they had the cognitive capacity to know goodness when they saw it.

We also analyze the channel capacity for the models obtained and compare these capacities to know which model improves channel capacity.

They signal a broad epistemological and organisational realignment in that they introduce new capacities to know, new criteria for what counts as good knowledge, and new ways of acting in relation to its forms of knowledge.

For someone so brainy, he has a remarkable capacity not to know things.

My polite British friend Faiz accompanies/laughs at my inability to navigate British public transportation, and we finally arrive on the grounds, a shady glen where nobody in an official capacity seems to know anything (par for the course on the festival circuit).

Hartshorne locates the infinity of God primarily in the unlimited capacity to influence, know, and care for the creatures in any conceivable world.