Sentence examples similar to insisting on knowledge from inspiring English sources
She insisted on transcending labels.
To suppose otherwise would be to erase the very distinction Chomsky is insisting on between underlying knowledge and the performance made possible by this underlying knowledge.
Only 30 institutes have qualified under the regulations, which not only stipulate that students are competent in English, but also insist on a knowledge of Chinese medicine and the Chinese language.
She/he also insists on the knowledge form she/he expects from the clinician: a (reformulated) question providing this information.
In the first hypothetical response, the researcher insists on the knowledge object being an information tool to be used for statistical purposes.
Feyerabend used the idea of incommensurability to attempt to expose a dogmatic element that contemporary empiricists share with school philosophies such as Platonism and Cartesianism (from whom empiricists had tried to distance themselves by insisting on an empirical foundation for scientific knowledge).
However, though he was clearly perfectly willing to search for and evaluate biochemical tests that might outperform clinical judgment, he was not at all dogmatic about insisting on the primacy of laboratory-derived knowledge.
God goes on to chide Noah for insisting on things of which he has no knowledge.
"Everybody on the team had knowledge of it," the soldier said, insisting on anonymity.
3. Insisting on fluidity.
