Sentence examples for mere knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Americans are as upset at the act itself, not the mere knowledge of it.

The mere knowledge of his presence brings out the gunmen, the stone-throwers and the fascistic police.

Once authorised, the money may not be spent: mere knowledge of the fund's existence might restore confidence.

To closely analyse a test in this way is to cultivate critical thinking that goes beyond mere knowledge of the canon and a learning of lines by rote.

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.

And though they constantly told us that there was no chance a grizzly would attack a group as large as ours, the mere knowledge of their presence made us feel a little less like the coddled vacationers we were.

However, research utilization differs from all these terminologies in that it focuses on purposes and impact of the study rather than mere knowledge management or dissemination of results.

But at least it is the sort of mere knowledge the non-scientific folk can get their heads round.

Actions have to matter more than mere knowledge.

More recently, lower federal courts have made clear that a mere general knowledge of a service operator that its service is being used for infringement does not support civil liability, absent such knowledge in a particular case, at least where the operator has made good faith efforts to prevent such activity.

(US) must possess (a) a PhD thesis on which the ink has not yet dried and (b) a mere student's knowledge of university life.