Sentence examples for knowledge and sympathy from inspiring English sources

But rational optimism has inspired graceful, witty narratives, and passionate defences of the Enlightenment ideal that knowledge and sympathy can improve the human condition.

It's a journey that the Dublin-born McCann — who now teaches creative writing at Hunter College in New York — knows well, and he uses that knowledge and sympathy to create real voyages of the imagination.

For an insightful discussion of Eliot and Spinoza on sympathy, see Ted Zinzinger, "Spinoza, Adam Bede, Knowledge, and Sympathy: A Reply to Atkins," Philosophy and Literature 36 (2012): 424 40.

Presents 21st century data that proves that the world is healthier, freer, richer, safer and more peaceful than ever, while restating the truths of 18th century Enlightenment – that knowledge and sympathy can foster a better world for all.

The school librarian must have a close knowledge of and sympathy with the work of the teaching staff.

This intelligent, studied film assumes considerable knowledge of, and sympathy for, Brecht, and it will be of little interest to those unacquainted with the writer and his times.

When modern uses of "emotion" and "emotional" emerged during the 19th century, they connoted knowledge of and sympathy with a modern and scientific approach to human mental life.

There is a need also to explore the relationship between the nature of EBP training in the undergraduate curriculum (in relation to the total time spent in formal training, the content, the timing of this training through a program, the format, assessment etc) and the characteristics of a self-report profile (Relevance, Knowledge, Confidence, Practice and Sympathy).

The teacher creates knowledge from the former and sympathy from the latter.

Yet I doubt if any Westerner understands the political scenery of the post-Soviet Caucasus better than Karny, or has gathered and deployed his knowledge with such courage and sympathy.

The imitator's mispronunciations are recognized as mere pretense; this knowledge makes sympathy unnecessary and enables the audience to be childishly cruel with a clean conscience.