Sentence examples for inescapable knowledge from inspiring English sources
For "The Great Gatsby" is a book that owes much of its aura to our inescapable knowledge that it, like Gatsby's dream, is a manufacture of extreme purity wrested from a life of tragedy and waste, and charged — by the author as much as by anyone else — with that life's redemption..
Proper relaxing, as in lie-back-and-switch-your-brain-off relaxing, this close to GCSEs, is quite hard; when you've got coursework and language oral exams and revision, it's easier just to work than binge-watch Davies-era Doctor Who with the inescapable knowledge in the back of your mind that you probably should be working, really.
For "The Great Gatsby" is a book that owes much of its aura to our inescapable knowledge that it, like Gatsby's dream, is a manufacture of extreme purity wrested from a life of tragedy and waste, and charged — by the author as much as by anyone else — with that life's redemption.
An inescapable knowledge of Darfur is yours.
Or at least to try to persuade myself that life can still be worth living, even in shadow of inescapable knowledge.
All this time, I'd thought what I'd had was miraculous luck, but in this plain white room, the knowledge came, inescapable: miracles are limited by place.
Note that Rickert is not questioning one of the inescapable assumptions of any theory of knowledge, namely, that there has to be some subject-independent yardstick or criterion that validates knowledge.
276 pp. ISBN: 0-520-24803-1, $55 InescApable Ecologies: A History of Environment, Disease, and Knowledge Linda Nash Berkeley:University of California Press, 2006.
Although it can only be indirectly supported, the conclusion seems inescapable that complex informal processes of knowledge transfer and 'innovation diffusion' [ 33] have also played a central role.
Despite these difficulties, postmodernism remains a powerful current in feminist epistemology, due to the acknowledgment by all feminists that a plurality of situated knowledges appears to be an inescapable consequence of social differentiation and embodiment.
His dry wit, wry smile and extensive knowledge of history and geography were inescapable for anyone who'd ever gotten to know him.
