Sentence examples for knowledge sense from inspiring English sources

At his memorial service in September, she cited his breadth of knowledge, sense of humor, erudite opinions and love of history.

The Pramana-varttika is written in about 2,000 stanzas of mnemonic verse, and its four chapters deal, respectively, with inference, valid knowledge, sense perception, and syllogism.

Given Mr. Jennings's knowledge, sense of strategy and clear sense that the challengers are coming onto turf that he owns, Dr. Plucker concluded, "he's going to have to have a terrible day for someone to beat him".

The potential predictors included a community norm, environmental knowledge, sense of obligation and self-efficacy, life satisfaction, place attachment, environmental worldview, perceived local environmental values, and psychosocial characteristics.

The second group is dispositional and cognitive factors; it includes the variables of environmental knowledge, sense of obligation and self-efficacy.

At the cognitive level, negating any real identity between universals and singulars (which, on the contrary, had been assumed to hold in the De anima commentary) brought with it a unification of the levels of knowledge (sense cognition and abstractive cognition) through the intellectualization of the knowledge of singulars and a doubling of the object of knowledge (the singular and the universal).

Protagoras does seem to have restricted knowledge to sense experience, but he believed emphatically that whatever was perceived by the senses was certainly true.

The first is the "sensing" plane -- a group of people around the world who prospect for new knowledge, or "sense" it.

Armed with some advance knowledge, common-sense precautions and a sense of adventure, it's far more exciting to sit in the general-admission grandstand.

He too found the origin of knowledge in sense experience.

"His inside knowledge and sense of authenticity was a big help.