Sentence examples similar to springs of knowledge from inspiring English sources
So it was with considerable pleasure that I discovered, in a not-so-long-ago Sunday Times, a sort of after-piece from her hand - aperhaps final burst of spray from her abundant Perian spring of knowledge about a sport in which she was always, of necessity, only a vicarious performer.
Theory of Knowledge (PHI 313, Spring 2012).
Lars Peter Hansen, "Uncertainty in Economic Analysis and the Economic Analysis of Uncertainty," KNOW: A Journal on the Formation of Knowledge 1, no. 1 (Spring 2017): 171-197.
"The Preservation of Knowledge," Library Trends 41, no. 4 (Spring 1993): 594 605.
Community can too quickly become a rallying cry for nostalgia; that kind of community is the enemy of knowledge creation, which is the well-spring of economic growth.
Intuition is not simply belief; it springs from this knowledge.
Nearly 9,000 researchers have already signed up to a boycott of journals that restrict free sharing as part of a campaign dubbed the "academic spring" by supporters due to its potential for revolutionising the spread of knowledge.
That first spring, even though most of what was said around me remained a mystery, a thin rivulet of meaning trickled into my cerebral catch basin and collected into a little pool of knowledge.
Are they instances of knowledge?
Theory of knowledge (TOK).
