Sentence examples for knowledge whether from inspiring English sources

That is the unquenchable human urge to acquire knowledge, whether carnal, mathematical, historical or metaphysical.

"We can't renounce any form of scientific knowledge, whether the genome, DNA or nuclear fission," he added.

She admitted though that she had no direct knowledge whether he had passed that information to Ms Stewart.

What happens with that knowledge — whether, for example, he starts being nicer to his wife and children — that is another story.

He had written: "I seek out adventure and knowledge whether it be trying to lower my golf score or staring at a piece of artwork".

Panellists seeking agreement will thus put too much weight on what is public knowledge, whether or not there is any discussion.Until now, this was just a theory.

David enjoyed a huge network of origami contacts around the world, and was always ready to share his encyclopedic knowledge, whether in person, through correspondence or on internet discussion forums.

More important, when one reflects upon any exercise of knowledge, whether practical or theoretical, it appears to have the characteristics that would naïvely be ascribed to the exercise of both practical and intellectual capacities.

He devoted most of his later years to spreading his knowledge, whether it was to individual students, at music colleges, collectively to the youngsters in his big bands, or to jazz appreciation courses that he organised in his retirement.

To the authors´ knowledge, whether methodologically correct or not, there are no study validating either of them.

If we have any moral knowledge, whether concerning general moral principles or concrete moral conclusions, it is surely very imperfect.