Sentence examples for escape the knowledge from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to think about it, but I couldn't escape the knowledge that some people thought it was better for Tony not to be alive.

But you can't escape the knowledge that many of us – even the best of us – are only as good as the tools we've been given.

The Aquila Theater Company's "Othello," which has landed in New York after a long tour, never lets you escape the knowledge that it is a road show aimed primarily at people who may not be Shakespeare devotees.

The classic reasons that people have dogs — to feel loved unconditionally, and not for our appearance or net worth; to escape the knowledge of death for a moment with a creature who doesn't know about its existence; to have access to utterly present joy — are only intellectual concepts in the face of this squealing lunatic.

But I couldn't escape the knowledge that less than 70 years earlier I probably would have been on the other side of that fence, and it made me appreciate each sip of beer a little more that night.

We can't escape the knowledge that we are now complicit with the Japanese torturers.

By exploring the structured arena of knowledge sharing, we can escape the limitations of knowledge integration and instead focus on what conditions are needed to build a conversation among different knowledge holders or knowledge spaces (Goldman 2007).

Since philosophy had failed to determine a secure path towards happiness, he committed each individual to do so in his own way.[16] Montaigne wants to escape the stifling of thought by knowledge, a wide-spread phenomenon which he called "pedantism',[17] an idea that he may have gleaned from the tarnishing of professors by the Commedia dell'arte.

The killer was able to escape the scene before the police arrived, and the knowledge of his location was limited to the streets of Toulouse.

Under current law, an immigrant woman who has been abused by her American husband can apply for legal status in her own right without her husband's knowledge, in order to escape the marriage without being deported.

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