Sentence examples for knowledge or emotion from inspiring English sources
Are we more likely to act on knowledge or emotion?
He is speaking about art as knowledge, art as a particular approach to reality, art as the realm par excellence of intuitive knowledge or emotion.
They have no knowledge or emotions for the inestimable value of human health and the priceless importance of the natural world.
He tells HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur how his life was completely cut off from the past and says he could not draw on any previous knowledge, wisdom or emotion or communicate in the same way he used to.
One does not share abstract knowledge about the observed action or emotion; one shares what might be called embodied knowledge or knowledge in a bodily format.
Even in this situation, though, the A.M.A. forbids dating a former patient "if the physician uses or exploits trust, knowledge, emotions or influence derived from the previous professional relationship".
"Sexual or romantic relationships with former patients are unethical if the physician uses or exploits trust, knowledge, emotions, or influence derived from the previous professional relationship," the AMA says.
While Mr. Bourdain can make just about anything entertaining, his real impact still depends on food — on the knowledge and emotion he brings to an encounter with a perfectly fried lobster or a board of fresh-cut charcuterie.
Putting it on paper can help you weigh knowledge versus emotion.
Which illustrates the central thesis of the book: that a little knowledge about emotion can go a long way in politics.
First she's a girl; then she's a young woman in a dress; and then the dreamer realizes, with the full knowledge of emotion, not logic, that he "knew hyr well" — even before he can remember where he knows her from.
