And he has no knowledge beyond his luxury life".
Some anthropologists, Mr. Geertz suggests, place "morality beyond culture and knowledge beyond both".
On one hand, novelists clearly feel the pressure for knowledge beyond mere worldly wisdom.
I had no knowledge beyond what I'd learned from Arnold Schwarzenegger and Rambo".
When writing, assume that your readers have no knowledge beyond high school science, but always respect their intelligence.
To have interests and knowledge beyond the world of politics suggests a rounded personality that can make politicians seem that little bit more authentic and plausible.
Ms. Ricci says Fiamma taught her to have faith in the power to disseminate values and knowledge beyond simply moving money and capturing history.
But evidence culled from electronic medical records promises to broaden knowledge beyond what can be learned in a carefully structured study.
This increased flexibility is a feature of the new curriculum and is further illustrated by the unit: A study of an aspect or theme in British history that extends pupil's chronological knowledge beyond 1066.
En route, they fall in with the Tzotzil Indian Chauk, who speaks no Spanish but is better able to understand their situation than most, his young eyes blending innocence with knowledge beyond his years.
Without a robust notion of truth, without the reassurance of constraints on knowledge beyond those that humans choose to place on themselves, a person's outlook is liable to become cynical, self-interested, power-obsessed.
