Sentence examples for knowledge died from inspiring English sources

An irreplaceable body of knowledge died with him.

When does the thirst for knowledge die out?

And: "It seems such a waste of creation that with each death all that knowledge dies".

"So much has happened, and it seems such a waste of creation, that with each death all that knowledge dies".

These are people who hold the wealth of knowledge in Te Ao Māori, and some of that knowledge dies with them.

Many healers possessing information are elderly and lack successors and, as they die, their knowledge dies with them (Cox and Balick, 1994).

A hospice rotation seems essential so that medical students can gain at least some basic but critically important knowledge about dying patients and the dying process and a reasonable comfort level with both.

In the Phaedrus, Socrates worried that this dialogic nature of knowledge would die out with text, because text was inert: you asked it a question, and it couldn't answer back.

Many of these children are not able to farm because their parents could not pass on the necessary agricultural knowledge before dying of AIDS.

The "knowledge that Christ died for us," for example, is far different from the knowledge of the geometer or the knowledge of the general.

The knowledge that Mr. Davis died while helping others gives the Flushing, Queens, family comfort.