Sentence examples for knowledge in the name of from inspiring English sources

Whereas in the seventeenth-century, Hobbes, like Spinoza after him, depreciates pre-scientific knowledge in the name of science, Heidegger, in the twentieth-century, depreciates scientific knowledge in the name of historicity.

"The museum, the Western institution I have dedicated my life to, with its familiar humanist offerings of knowledge and patrimony in the name of empathy and education, is one of the greatest holdouts of the colonialist enterprise," she said.

Industrial farming operations have largely swept away ancient knowledge and sustainability methods, in the name of efficiency and cost.

The knowledge that a donation in the name of one mother has helped dozens of others will endure for years.

I had a dim phonetic knowledge of the name of her and my grandfather's villages, yet they seemed not to exist in my atlas.

Somewhere along the line in our editorial process, without the author's knowledge, the name of the magazine was erroneously changed to "La Vie Catholique du Berry".

According to Strauss, modern rationalism implodes upon itself: what starts as a modern quest for delineating scientific standards in the name of certain knowledge leads to the conclusion that there are neither such standards nor such truths.

The whole body of this knowledge allows, apparently, replacing the interrogative sign in the name of Sommer's article with the affirmative one.

The Texas State Board of Education wants to reinforce this knowledge gap, forcing Texas high schoolers to learn a sanitized version of U.S. history in the name of being "pro-American".

There is a Koranic inscription over its entrance: "In the name of Allah the most gracious and merciful, Oh, Lord, please fill me with knowledge".

In the name of "honest journalism"?