Sentence examples for of intellectual knowledge from inspiring English sources

A federal statute prohibits those involved in televised contests of "intellectual knowledge, intellectual skill, or chance" from rigging the outcome.

Federal rules pose a general prohibition against the rigging of games of intellectual knowledge, skill or chance.

Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi exalted the certitude and clarity of faith to the detriment of intellectual knowledge and sensation.

In "Remembering, Repeating, and Working Through" (1914), Freud added a new dimension to his repudiation of intellectual knowledge as a mechanism of cure.

The folk idea that skill at action is not a manifestation of intellectual knowledge is also entrenched in contemporary philosophy, though it has antecedents dating back to the ancients.

The formula used by medieval philosophers which maintains that in God the knowing subject, the object known, and the act of intellectual knowledge are identical derives from Aristotle's thesis that God knows only himself.

Yes, the material species are a necessary but not a sufficient element in the acquisition of pure intellectual knowledge.

The nominalism (or "terminism") of William of Ockham, an English Franciscan, his rejection of "useless entities," his metaphysics of a world of individual self-contained things, and his conceptualism gave neat, though extreme, expression to Aristotle's theory of language, the economy of nature, and the primacy of individuals in existence and of universals in intellectual knowledge.

This paper introduces an international collaboration of EU and Asia in education, training and research in the field of sustainable built environment, which attempts to develop a network of practical and intellectual knowledge and training exchange between Chinese and European Universities in the field of sustainable building design and construction.

If it was genuinely concerned with the welfare, sovereignty and intellectual knowledge of Indigenous nations, at global level, it would cease its insatiable thirst for extracting fossil fuels from the ground and poisoning our air with them".

He made his own Aristotle's account of sense perception and intellectual knowledge.