Sentence examples for power of knowing from inspiring English sources

We talked about the power of knowing this.

"The power of knowing, in that first two seconds, is not a gift given magically to a fortunate few.

The high of last summer came from the symbolic power of knowing global ostracism was over; but at present, the realities ahead still seem stark.

"SINCE we have not more power of knowing the future than any other men, we have made many mistakes (who has not during the past five years?), but our mistakes have been errors of judgment and not of principle".

But the league has had the power of knowing that it never needed cable to make Sunday Ticket a financial success; it receives $700 million a year from DirecTV.

For years, she and others in the field struggled with a dirty secret of RNA sequencing: though its promise has always been precision the power of knowing the exact code the techniques produced results that were unspecific.

Aquinas maintained that the immortality of the human soul can be strictly demonstrated, that there is a real distinction of principles between the soul and its powers of knowing and willing, and that human knowledge is based upon sense experience leading to the mind's reflective activity.

In Enlightened Negotiation, these principles are covered under the Laws of Intention (a conscious action requires a clear intention), and the Law of Strength (we need strength to protect our interests and to persuade the other side. Strength in negotiation is about the power of knowledge, knowing our self and knowing the other side).

Michel Foucault has perhaps been even more influential than Lacan, his studies carrying into the context of public and private life his explorations of the relations of power to forms of knowing.

Then she becomes one of God's spies, condensing a life into a few sentences, taking on the power of prophecy, knowing — as Psalm 121 describes the Creator — "thy going out and thy coming in".

In talking about writing, I've found myself describing the process of feeling my way as a writer, and the power of not knowing – something David Constantine has written very eloquently about.