The ability to compartmentalize knowledge is beneficial because one does not have to reject any prior beliefs when confronted with contradicting knowledge claims.
"Women, confronted with the knowledge that their child will be born with abnormalities, live in fear instead of being supported," one woman said.
This scandal suggests some complex element in the British psyche that knows this kind of thing is happening but can't bear to be confronted with the knowledge.
In this process, the company representatives were confronted with various knowledge gaps, some of which could not be solved during the NIDO programme.
It's almost impossible to live in the 21st century and not be continuously confronted with new knowledge, skills, approaches, inventions.
Confronted with the knowledge of his imminent death, Robinson's protagonist writes to his son, "I'm trying to make the best of our situation.
Hamilton was confronted with the knowledge, which emerged at the weekend, that on his way to victory in Spain two weeks before he had switched to an engine 'boost' mode the drivers had been forbidden from using.
When confronted with the knowledge that Clinton accepted money from Donald Trump, Saudi Arabia, and prison lobbyists, the campaign generally remains silent.
It is our moral obligation to collectively lift our voices after being confronted with the knowledge of the cruel, unethical abuses that have taken place there, and to demand that the Obama administration takes action.
