Sentence examples for have definite knowledge from inspiring English sources

Ammonius shows that the gods must have definite knowledge of their creations.

According to one report, Alcmaeon thought that the head was the first part of the embryo to develop, although another report has him confessing that he did not have definite knowledge in this area, because no one is able to perceive what is formed first in the infant (DK, A13).

"This is because Vis conti says he has definite knowledge that the inspira tion for the story was Gustav Mahler.

Therefore (136,1 17), due to their own nature, the gods, and only they, can have definite (hôrismenê) knowledge of future contingent facts, though those facts are indefinite, in themselves, and not determined.

We have definite interest in them.

The estimate detector should have definite variance.

They divide in a regulated manner and have definite lifespans.

We have a range of expertise on the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD); we're very strong in terms of chemistry and pharmacology, and psychology; and we have a definite knowledge, interest and responsibility to look at social harms as well.

"We had definite disagreements, but always respectful," she said.

All these subjects had Definite AD.

This has definite heat, but not eye-wateringly so.