Sentence examples for equipped to know from inspiring English sources

Minds can know only what they are equipped to know.

There may be supersensible entities out there — God, for instance, or the moral law — but we are not equipped to know them in the way we are equipped to know the things we can see and touch.

The professional coach is usually not equipped to know what's best, but he wields tremendous influence all the same, sometimes by threat.

When my own father was diagnosed with dementia, I felt better equipped to know how to be with him because of what I do.

Two contrasting sessions provide a masterclass in the politics of the age of austerity, each so eloquently accessible that had they been televised instead of the leaders' debates, one can't help feeling the electorate would have been far better equipped to know how to cast their vote.

And we also need to make sure that we're equipped to know what the content of a comment is," she adds.

"Historically, the Park Service and the rest of us have been ill-equipped to know the extent of the maintenance needs in parks," Tom Kiernan, president of the National Parks Conservation Association, told the subcommittee Tuesday.

Tiger is not the favorite to win this week — signs point to Phil Mickelson (golf's current family-man hero) finally taking the tournament he has long seemed best equipped to win — but who knows.

No responsible plastic surgeon would do such a procedure on a heart transplant recipient in an office, Mr. Fruhling contended, and Dr. Davie was not even equipped to handle the complication known as "fat embolism syndrome".

In addition, radios must be equipped to interpret particular radio "languages" known as a "waveforms," tailored for specific types of transmissions.

"I don't know if I'm equipped to answer it in relation to Damian, but in relation to myself, you know, I've been arrogant, and I'm now confident.