Sentence examples for every field of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Every field of knowledge we tackle, that damn Philo Vance has been there before us.

We have already seen, for example in the second of this series, that Herbert deployed imagery from every field of knowledge known in his day – science, rhetoric, philosophy, economics and so on – in his poetry.

The law school was revived under the jurist John Xiphilinus; the school of philosophy was chaired by Michael Psellus, whose researches into every field of knowledge earned him a reputation for omniscience and a great following of brilliant pupils.

In it, he again emphasizes the requirement of consistency proofs for axiomatic systems: "The chief requirement of the theory of axioms must go farther [than merely avoiding known paradoxes], namely, to show that within every field of knowledge contradictions based on the underlying axiom-system are absolutely impossible".

Liana Bortolon, writing in 1967, said: "Because of the multiplicity of interests that spurred him to pursue every field of knowledge ... Leonardo can be considered, quite rightly, to have been the universal genius par excellence, and with all the disquieting overtones inherent in that term.

On the basis of such statements, Bruno Nardi concluded that "Pomponazzi, who started as an Aristotelian and Averroist, faced with the widening of experience in every field of human knowledge, soon asked the question whose answer produced the renewal of modern science" (Nardi 1971, 52).

Every science or field of knowledge had to start from a set of first principles, or axioms.

How is open and interactive discussion of ideas important to maintaining a field of knowledge?

"This is a specialized field of knowledge," said Mr. Moss, the Jersey City inspector.

With this discovery, a vast new field of knowledge was opened up.

Jefferson: "The field of knowledge is the common property of mankind".