Sentence examples for just like knowledge from inspiring English sources

These needs, Kant maintains, are common to all, and thus in contrast to the subjective and idiosyncratic bases of "persuasion," the grounds of faith, just like knowledge and opinion, are such that they ought to bring all to the same assent.

The ability to interpret a visual encapsulation at low magnification is expected to depend on the level of expertise, just like knowledge encapsulations are not available yet to novices.

So technological knowledge exhibits rapid growth just like scientific knowledge.

The belief operator Ba is a universal modal operator, just like the knowledge operator Ka; its range is the set of scenarios compatible with all that the agent a believes in the scenario relative to which the sentence is evaluated (cf. footnote 88).

Clinton's political vocabulary, by contrast, is dense and multilayered, just like her knowledge of various issues.

Just like for knowledge-based benefits, trust seems to play an important role for establishing received ties in order to gain social influence benefits.

Just like he absorbed knowledge during his time in the private sector that's been put to use during his tenure in South Bend, Buttigieg hopes that he can bring back some of the things he learns in Afghanistan — which he had previously visited before, along with Iraq, as a contractor — to the Midwest too.

("Yes robed glower/canticle can/uterus holy," Mr. Olinsky sings in one perilous bit). But what was once just imagination now sounds like knowledge.

"This is absolute rubbish... 2016 is the year it becomes common knowledge the earth is flat, just like 9/11 became common knowledge, no stopping the truth now.

"Elephants are passing on knowledge just like indigenous tribes would or we might today".

He has a profound passion for learning and knowledge just like I do.