Sentence examples for definitive knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Dr Magness said that nobody can claim definitive knowledge of Lincoln's views, especially on a topic as complex as race relations.

He is now 47, and is attempting to restore his sex life with his wife (who has suspicions but no definitive knowledge of the affair).

"Almost" withholds definitive knowledge of things, and it invokes the provisional nature of everything found in a narrative, including, of course, the narrator's own knowledge of the facts he's been narrating.

Because officials lack definitive knowledge of the amount of oil gushing out, the model has included calculated dilutions of oil, not actual modeled concentrations of oil in the water.

With no definitive knowledge of the mechanisms underlying schizophrenia and no realistic prospect of modeling its characteristic symptoms, the effort to model schizophrenia in infrahumans might appear futile.

Records describing a plant as not used are unusual in the ethnobotanical literature, and hence in all cases 0 indicated a lack of reported use, rather than definitive knowledge of no use.

A model with nonlinear growth kinetics has been proposed in [ 42] but lacking definitive knowledge on the origin of nonlinearity in the growth of mycobacterial subpopulations we defer the task of model building to a future publication.

Thus, clinicians and patients do use pharmacogenetic results to change therapy, even in the absence of definitive knowledge about the utility of the pharmacogenetic result.

To be sure, the resulting Summa theologiae (1265 or 1266 73), which Aquinas himself chose to leave incomplete, was a magnificent intellectual structure; but it was never intended to be a closed system of definitive knowledge.

Role plays are rich in cognitive material, understanding and enacting the role play requires more information than what is provided, the problem unfolds and becomes richer over time, there is no single right way to tackle the problem, decisions have to be made in the absence of definitive knowledge and many solutions may exist.

However, the lesson of the Cula-Malunkyovada Sutta mentioned earlier is that one should focus more on personal practice above any kind of superficial concept, or definitive knowledge.