Sentence examples for knowledge but rather from inspiring English sources

Students were no longer vessels to be filled with knowledge, but rather people trying to produce something of real value.

Einstein's genius rested not with amassed knowledge but, rather, with his ability to make leaps of understanding that others couldn't.

In general, medical errors are neither exclusively due to lack of experience nor to insufficient medical knowledge, but rather to faulty organization of medical care.

The Student Models (SMs) should not only represent the student's knowledge, but rather they should reflect, as faithfully as possible, the student's reasoning process.

This failure is not due to a lack of knowledge, but rather a failure to bring to bear proven methods in dissemination, diffusion, and implementation (DD&I) science that target the translation of evidence-based medicine to everyday practice.

Sometimes I think the story of Adam and Eve is a direct response to this ancient anxiety, that the sin of man is not the desire for God-like knowledge but rather our secret, unknowable all-too-human shame.

This type of saying expresses little about the nature of scientific knowledge specifically, but rather about the nature of cognition in general (Dijk 2013).

They claim that it is not the attributer's standards that set the truth conditions for knowledge attributions, but rather it is either the practical interests of the subject of attribution, e.g., the purported knower or the person purportedly lacking knowledge, or other features of the subject, that set the truth conditions for the claim that S has knowledge.

I don't mean to suggest that we erect boundaries to keep feelings or knowledge out, but rather that we form ways to say when something is too much.

Three: Consider that leading a Complex System does not require being a knowledge specialist, but rather, the ability to see the whole picture, the whole of something bigger than, distinct from, its parts.

But as the political scientist David Runciman has observed, a better explanation may be that education is no longer simply a means to knowledge but has, rather, become a marker of one's values and worldview.