Sentence examples for certain knowledge of good from inspiring English sources

Whereas in the Discourse deference to the laws and customs of one's country is presented as the first rule of provisional morality, to Elisabeth it is offered as a fallback position, acknowledging that while we do indeed possess certain knowledge of good and evil, there are limits to this knowledge.

While the first three prescribe how to act in the absence of any certain knowledge of good and evil (including the much-criticized deference to the laws and customs of his country), the fourth rule holds out the possibility of cultivating his reason so as to arrive at knowledge of the truth.

They thought I possessed certain knowledge of sex the way I possessed certain knowledge of math.

All of this implies a certain knowledge of the NHS and its arcane ways.

However, this requires a certain knowledge of them.

A key underlying principle of realism is that researchers cannot have certain knowledge of the world or objectivity, but that all knowledge is partial and fallible, and therefore theory generated from a realist perspective is only as good as it is until it is disproved.

The certain knowledge of today is the joke of tomorrow.

8.48pm GMT 16th over: West Indies 113-5 (Simmons 53, Ramdin 21) – Target 166 Jordan returns, in the certain knowledge that two good overs will seal his man-of-the-match award.

I believe the core problematic issue within the human experience has something to do with the inherent desire of wanting to be certain we are 'right' (aka, the tree of the knowledge of good and evil).

He does not separate knowledge of beauty and knowledge of good.

Their knowledge of good tells them to hide.