Sentence examples for morsel of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Where others had to ransack their memories, Humboldt – "whose eyes are natural telescopes & microscopes", as the American writer and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson said in admiration – had every morsel of knowledge and observation to hand at an instant.

Put another way, you may think you're sitting privately in your home, telling the online world only what you want it to see…but, in fact, every little morsel of seemingly innocuous knowledge you give the Internet is being used to build a window in the wall beside you, opaque to human eyes, but all too transparent to the deep-learning systems of the future.

Theory of knowledge (TOK).

The Island of Knowledge.

The power of knowledge.

Have lots of knowledge.

He chose not to eat a morsel of it.

"This is the final morsel of a very overindulgent banquet.