Sentence examples for merely knowledge of from inspiring English sources

According to Kant, scientific knowledge of nature is not merely knowledge of what in fact happens in nature, but knowledge of the causal laws of nature according to which what in fact happens must happen.

The goal must be true co-creation of reciprocal value moving forward, not merely knowledge of each party's tactics.

Knowledge of God becomes merely knowledge about God... it remains academic.

At the other extreme, contextualism holds that the work of art should always be apprehended in its context or setting and that not merely knowledge about it but total appreciation of it is much richer if it is approached with this knowledge.

In making this judgment, however, one must rely not merely on knowledge of these non-moral features but on one's ability to intuit the moral significance of these features.

That our senses can give us decent information, that observation of the natural world leads to more than merely practical knowledge of, say, how to plow, or how to plan things, but leads to knowledge of what creation, what nature, is.

This book is self-contained in the sense that it requires merely basic knowledge of matrix algebra, signals and systems, and statistics.

The first has merely theoretical knowledge of how to run a restaurant, while the second has practical knowledge of how to run a restaurant.

Because Christ is grasped by faith, empirical, merely historical knowledge of the person of Jesus is itself insufficient for a full understanding.

A practical knower is not someone who merely has knowledge of general premises; he must also have knowledge of particulars, and he must actually draw the conclusion of the syllogism.

The new policy is realized in the introduction of a new series of English textbooks called Prospect, intended to foster in Iranian junior high school students the ability to communicate in English, not to merely offer knowledge of language forms (Khadrir-Sharabyan et al. 2014).