Sentence examples for in matters of knowledge from inspiring English sources
In matters of knowledge, can we get lucky?
According to their account of his doctrines, he was totally opposed to authority in matters of knowledge, believed in the progress of the arts and sciences, and held that all reasonable human beings are equally able to look after their own affairs, equally inspired and able to know the truth of what earlier teachers had taught, and equally able to improve upon it.
We show that our cognitive system allows a humanoid robot to gain increased autonomy in matters of knowledge acquisition.
The results also show that a majority of the European consumers adopt a wait-and-see policy in matters of new technologies: experience, knowledge and trust are important in purchase decisions.
Wikileaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson told the BBC on 24 June that "we have been helping him on two fronts: on one side, our legal team has been in contact and consultation and advising his legal team - for obvious reasons our legal team has vast knowledge in matters of extradition so it's quite natural that they could assist in many ways.
He has powerful magnetic abilities and a sophisticated knowledge in matters of genetic manipulation, which he uses to plan a mutation of the world leaders to allow mutant prosperity.
This is also manifested in patients' desire for knowledge-building in matters of their disease.
For instance, he would follow the traditional laws about pious and good living, accepting these laws as the way things appear to him to be in matters of piety and goodness but claiming no knowledge.
Of themselves, sensations do not constitute knowledge but, when felt in the human subject, provide the matter of knowledge which determines the idea of being, that is, the form of knowledge.
Our notions about sleep are in large measure matters not of knowledge but of fantasy, mythology and marketing.
In the matter of building knowledge capital, small businesses usually record weak results (see Laperche and Liu 2013).
