Sentence examples for contrary knowledge from inspiring English sources
"On the contrary, knowledge, wisdom and prayer enlarged his heart and his spirit.
It is especially true in Washington where, despite rhetoric to the contrary, knowledge is a much stronger currency that money.
On the contrary, knowledge can reach a much more general validity status.
On the contrary knowledge of PMTCT was not significantly associated with EBF in multivariate analyses, (aOR = 1.20, 95% CI 0.64-2.24) althoughougHIV-positiveve status was associated with high levels of probable postpartum depression, postpartum depression was not related to EBF (aOR 1.11, 95% CI 0.47-2.62), ween we controlled for the other variables in the model, as shown in Table 3.
I believe, on the contrary, that knowledge is power, and that most autists find it helpful to be given an explanation for the profound sense of difference that has dogged them all their lives.One man said he hadn't fully believed in his autism when it was expressed verbally, as someone else's opinion.
On the contrary, profound knowledge of the determinants of active ageing contributes to the design of policies and programmes that are well-founded and therefore able to make a difference in practice (WHO 2002).
These are morally "indifferent" things, but as Stoics point out, "virtue then can consist in the effort to obtain these things that have value and avoid their contraries, and knowledge can be knowledge of what is to be preferred" [ 11].
They produce fake experts, who have views contrary to established knowledge but do not actually have a credible scientific track record.
Epistemologically, the doctrine is unable to account for how it is that two (or more) knowers can entertain contrary items of knowledge; or, more stringently, how one person can be mistaken about something another person knows.
Contrary to common knowledge, it was actually one of these devices that allowed Prince to suck his own penis.
But speculation remains whether Christie, despite his claims to the contrary, had any knowledge of the planning or execution of politically motivated road closures.
