Sentence examples for not that knowledge from inspiring English sources

What Uncle Admiral teaches Kirn is not that "knowledge is power" (as used in its debased meaning by the Ivy League), but that "knowledge is a reckoning...a way to assess your location, your true position, not a strategy for improving your position".

NOT that knowledge of the January Effect is useless.

To answer him, it had to be shown not "that" knowledge is possible but "how" knowledge is possible.

The point is that the qualities make themselves manifest in perception, not that knowledge of necessary truths about colors reveal themselves to those having the experiences (see Martin 2002 and Kalderon 2007).

Rather, he now maintained that these arguments showed, and were always intended to show, not that knowledge is impossible, but that knowledge is impossible on the Stoic conception of knowledge, which is therefore mistaken (Acad. 2.18; S.E. PH 1.235).

But isn't that knowledge its own form of stress?

This can stem from the family: if a student's parents do not have the knowledge that undergraduate research is an important step toward a career in science, then students may not acquire that knowledge.

Not all that knowledge is delivered by degree programs".

Unlike Descartes, Kant could not question that knowledge exists.

Just because a greater number of people have access to the same knowledge does not make that knowledge any more permanent.

Neither politician knows a lot about a lot, but each gives the impression of knowing that about himself, and of not letting that knowledge make him insecure.