Sentence examples for of knowledge and truth from inspiring English sources

This "veiled maid" is an embodiment of "Knowledge and truth and virtue".

He understood, as well as anyone, the power of knowledge and truth in the battle against ignorance.

And a Pragmatic voluntarism is evident in William James's reference of knowledge and truth to purpose and to practical ends.

Before, while and after I was speaker of the House, I found that "Nightline" was in genuine pursuit of knowledge and truth.

An essential ingredient in Nietzsche's analysis of the conundrum of knowledge and truth is his profound assertion that knowing always involves a 'transfer' from one epistemic sphere to another different one, that distinctive kind of creative transference of meaning that we attribute to metaphor.

All together now, to the tune of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen: "The world of Richard Dawkins/ Is a place where you will find/ A scientific plethora/ To stimulate your mind/ Expand your intellectual side/ Leave ignorance behind/ O tidings of knowledge and truth/ Knowledge and truth... .. Oh dear.

Critics called it nihilism (the denial of the meaning of existence, or denial of the existence of any basis for knowledge and truth), a charge he vehemently denied.

Reason is the part of the soul that is, of its own nature, attached to knowledge and truth.

So you're right, to see the bloodstains on the wall at the Boston Globe and a fully imagined world in which religion takes the place of knowledge and science and truth and equality feels like a worst-case scenario escalation of what's already starting to happen.

That's different from changing Reality [sic], because our intuition is that what we mean by "Reality" is something changeless... [S]eeing scientific knowledge as about actualities ["scientific objects"] is a potentially useful way of eliminating much of the controversy from trying to understand the status of scientific knowledge and truth claims.

The main point we are trying to make, here, is that there is a long tradition of philosophical thought that deals with these questions of justification, knowledge and truth, and a commitment to any specific empirical bioethics methodology is likely to involve aligning oneself with a particular epistemology about how a claim to moral knowledge can be justified.