Sentence examples for knowledge we could from inspiring English sources

In this age of immoderate opinion unhampered by knowledge, we could do with a few more exhortations to quiet.

We have almost a totality of the possible knowledge we could have, although we don't know what the vase painters ate.

"The hope would be that from this new knowledge we could develop new therapies that could treat Parkinson's disease," he said.

I completed the Institute of Directors' certificate in company direction – convinced that, equipped with extra knowledge, we could drive through the stagnation.

In one of the many marijuana-fueled conversations in this tedious, overstuffed novel, the hero Perkus Tooth asserts that it's "common knowledge we could be living in a gigantic computer simulation unawares".

But it is equally conceivable that as peer-produced projects such as Wikipedia become our primary sources of knowledge, we could begin to see permanent information inequalities between different parts of the world.

The final lesson of Rawls today is this: his theory was that we should order a society in the knowledge that we could be among its less fortunate; we must now organize ourselves with the knowledge that we or someone we hold dear will be among that group.

We went into the Belfry in the absolute knowledge that we could win.

"At least in the back of their minds, there was the knowledge that we could get that fucker," Moloney said.

"We went along with the destruction of the computers in the knowledge that we could carry on reporting from New York," he said.

And even though we knew that our journey could not last for ever, I realised then that the sense of achievement, the knowledge that we could do this, would stay with us for the rest of our lives.