Sentence examples similar to knowledge hurts from inspiring English sources

The status quo - in which software is used to alter employee hours in numerous ways without their knowledge - hurts everyone.

We showed that inclusion of prior knowledge about the network structure in the inference process increased performance, that incorrect connections in network structure knowledge did not hurt performance, and that a mixture of correct and incorrect connections given as prior knowledge performed better than giving no prior network information.

On the other hand, if the flesh is still quick and sensibilities current, one lacks historical hindsight, and has to struggle with the knowledge that words hurt.

While I don't know the solution to all these problems, I know that a public armed with legal knowledge can't hurt.

He's become Editor-in-Chief of the self-satisfied pop-culture site Grantland.com and scored an endorsement from Subway, but his writing hasn't progressed, his shallow-but-constantly-referenced knowledge of music and culture hurts my brain, and the way he says sandwiches—"Sandwidge-ezz"—on his podcast makes me want to buy a Derek Jeter jersey and piss on the handles of Simmons's luxury SUV.

"In what other position do you find that your life experience, your educational knowledge and commitment to an issue actually hurts you?" he asked.

It's often a refuge for hiding hurts, naivety, and a lack of knowledge (and an unwillingness to acknowledge this).

Then we have to knead this catalogue of hurts into more textured and mature self-knowledge.

But, unlike Sprewell, Knight or Horn, he never, to my knowledge, abused anyone, never hurt his team on the field.

After all the truth hurts for a short while, but ghosting or lies actually can hurt forever, as you have no closure or knowledge of why the person went away.

It hurts, it hurts!