Sentence examples for rush of knowledge from inspiring English sources

It is no accident that the final heart attack of his hero and alter ego Harry Angstrom, Rabbit himself, is preceded by the sudden rush of knowledge that the department-store Christmases of his childhood and the wonderful pop music of his adolescence were both calculated commercial frauds.

I don't know what the real rush is to that kind of knowledge".

They keep gambling and the occasional dopamine rush of winning overrides their conscious knowledge that they will lose in the long run.

The trek back was bittersweet, the endorphin rush of discovery tempered by the knowledge that, despite the powder falling all around us, much of the mountain would remain closed.

But between all of this, plenty of people used the news of Thatcher's death to rush on to Twitter and demonstrate a refreshing lack of knowledge.

"In our Theory of Knowledge class, when we debated health care, my role was to take Rush Limbaugh's position, which couldn't be further from my own," said Michael Tahan, one of the graduates.

"He gives off some empiric treatment with an air of knowledge in the brusque fashion of a dictator," the philosopher wrote, "and then rushes off in haste" to the next ailing subject.

Are they instances of knowledge?

The Island of Knowledge.

Theory of knowledge (TOK).

A wealth of knowledge remains untapped just because the world prefers to hear the bold and noisy ones and the ones who rush to the podium with the little knowledge and lots of words that they may have.