Sentence examples for knowledge always from inspiring English sources

False knowledge always seems so true at the time.

Isn't knowledge always good, and certainly always better than ignorance?

With difficult words, a little knowledge always has to come in between hearing and spelling a word.

In some ways, Clinton is a prisoner of that knowledge — always hoping, it seems, that we knew a little less.

Inside knowledge always helps, so this reporter called upon Deepanjana Pal, a wine critic in Mumbai who is just as enthusiastic about mangoes.

Carrying the knowledge, always, that I killed or was a party to the killing of other humans, regardless of their status as the enemy.

In an environment where conditions change constantly, knowledge is always a work in progress.

When Dolly finally rids herself of her "mortal coil" -- she died from an overdose of heroin or of paraldehyde, a sleeping aid; an autopsy revealed metastatic breast cancer that would have killed her shortly thereafter -- Schenkar claims that she could not have accidentally killed herself because "she had an addict's knowledge -- always considerable -- of what drugs could and could not do".

Secret knowledge is always good.

Surface knowledge must always remain superficial.

Knowledge is always provisional and often contextual.