Sentence examples for of knowledge though from inspiring English sources

Instead of ruing my lack of knowledge, though, I'm more excited than ever to meet the rest of them, and the great athletes around the world, too.

Apples were traditional symbols of knowledge, though in this case the apple may hint at the family's source of wealth — they owned orchards.

Thus the species of a thing that is known is not itself an object of knowledge, though it can become an object of knowledge by being reflected upon.

In this definition, TEK is considered a knowledge "base," or body of knowledge, though one embedded within multiple relationships among living beings, non-living things, and the environment.

It remains the case that Mulla Sadra accepts a correspondence theory of knowledge though it is not his preferred option for arriving at indubitable knowledge.

(Typically, he reserves the term 'scientia' for this brand of knowledge, though he uses 'cognitio' and its cognates for either context).

To the best of our knowledge, though, the relative contribution of persistently colonized HCWs in the epidemiology of MRSA endemicity has never been determined, and, consequently, there is no information on the possible effects of decolonizing persistently colonized HCWs.

To the best of our knowledge, though, this is the first report of CPM-effects determined simultaneously for NFR along with other test-modalities in the same subjects.

To be sure, game theoretic models do assume that the structure of the game is common knowledge (though, see Section 5.3).

This has the effect that many newspaper articles, television programmes and other forms of popular journalism assume a certain level of knowledge which, though common to most people, appears not to be reached by everyone.

I've got this guy now!" Traditionally, an eyepatch signifies wisdom – Odin sacrificed an eye at the Well of Mimir in exchange for knowledge – though not in Thor, where he's played by Anthony Hopkins, who loses his in an argy-bargy with the Frost Giants.