Sentence examples for not merely knowledge from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
True connoisseurs — and this is what makes the label so appealing — do not merely possess knowledge, like scholars.
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.
Students are not merely consumers of knowledge, they argue.
Writing in 1981, the Israeli intellectual Amos Elon observed that Israeli archaeologists were "not merely digging for knowledge and objects, but for the reassurance of roots, which they find in the ancient Israelite remains scattered throughout the country".
Schools and universities need to be designed as crucibles of creativity, not merely factories of knowledge.
Truth is found in life and not merely in conceptual knowledge.
24 Moreover, this ongoing expansion suggests that parents are not merely conveying static knowledge to adolescents but rather are altering sexual communication dynamics within the family in a way that might increase their effectiveness in promoting adolescent sexual health.
However, if one wants students to learn about the process of science or research, the problems should be about developing knowledge: exploring genuine unknowns (for the student) and creating knowledge, not merely finding or interpreting known facts.
