Sentence examples for knowledge of certain from inspiring English sources
They seemed to possess a silent but absolute knowledge of certain issues, but to be totally ignorant about others.
Indeed, greater knowledge of certain subjects can intensify rather than soothe emotional itchiness about them, as witness the exhibition "Hatshepsut: From Queen to Pharaoh," at the Metropolitan Museum.
But trying to transmute lead and other base metals into gold required genuine knowledge of certain elements and a willingness to test ideas against physical experimentation.
"It was true that the 'government' had knowledge of certain facts and interviews, but no one individual knew all the pieces of information".
Majia and his fellow hackers keep secret their knowledge of certain so-called zero-day vulnerabilities — software flaws — for future use, he says.
She hated the urgency with which some people (Sergey included) read newspapers, their belief that the mere knowledge of certain events — belated, incomplete, and often false knowledge — made them active participants in society.
Shoemaker (1968), for example, argues that self-knowledge of certain psychological facts such as "I am waving my arm" or "I see a canary", when arrived at "in the ordinary way (without the aid of mirrors, etc).", is immune to error through misidentification relative to the first-person pronoun (see also Campbell 1999; Pryor 1999; Bar-On 2004; Hamilton 2008).
In general, illness interpretation depended on a number of personal and illness characteristics including individual's previous knowledge of how certain illnesses present, previous experiences with certain illnesses or commonality of the illness in the community (Table 3).
In Harman's (1973) Newspaper Case, a reliable newspaper reports its knowledge of a certain political event, and the report is accepted by one of its readers, H.
Xenophanes' most enduring philosophical contribution was arguably his pioneering exploration of the conditions under which human beings can achieve knowledge of the certain truth.
Some of the alterations were stylistic or unintentional mistakes, others were major alterations as the cartographer's knowledge of a certain area changed.
