Sentence examples for giving us knowledge from inspiring English sources

"It is in our culture to reward the griot for giving us knowledge," Vieux told me.

It was just giving us knowledge of ourselves, giving us enlightenment and opening our eyes up to a lot of things.

Her research gives us knowledge we can use for each child.

He gives us knowledge.

Science gives us knowledge, and religion gives us meaning.

"But the computer gives us knowledge from the rest of the world, and knowledge is power".

In one section of the book there is a sermon about the loss of Paradise because of the acquisition of knowledge, and that is the novel's central theme, he said, "the idea that the Devil has given us knowledge, that knowledge is power".

Maybe we didn't need to be told what Dover is, or the Bosporus, but when Klinger writes about the rise of the New Woman, or about the popularity of spiritualism in the late nineteenth century, this gives us knowledge that Victorian readers would have brought to the novel, and which could help us.

So one of Du Châtelet's first principles, in this case, gives us knowledge of metaphysical essences.

A simple explanation is that bare linguistic competence gives us knowledge that are no such thresholds.

It has been assumed that models give us knowledge because they represent their supposed real target systems.