Sentence examples for implied knowing from inspiring English sources

'To know your status' implied knowing that the fire had ignited and that life would inevitably soon burn out.

For the physicians, to know and understand the patient typically implied knowing the patient's pathology and medical state.

Being close also implied knowing how to touch one's baby without hurting him/her.

Prichard is here endorsing the KK-thesis, i.e., the thesis that knowing implies knowing that one knows.

Knowing the meaning of the word "green" implies knowing what cannot as well as what can be properly described as green (and knowing of the borderline cases that they are borderline cases).

Knowing the character of a sentence like 'I am a philosopher' doesn't imply knowing the content of a particular utterance of that sentence; for the latter, you need to know the 'semantic' context of the utterance.

For the canonical case of lambertian surfaces illuminated by a point light source, this implies knowing the light source direction.

These are approaches which imply knowing how to define or break rules.

In general, knowing one effective channel does not imply knowing the other thus necessitating signaling both of them.

But even if remembering implies knowing, there are other ways Oscar can lose knowledge besides forgetting (Brueckner 1997a; Burge 1998, n. 18).

Regarding (a), some reject the suggestion that even if p was known at t1, remembering p does not imply knowing it at t2 (Bernecker 2010, ch. 3).