Sentence examples for the beginning of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Sexuality heralds the beginning of knowledge.

TO marvel is the beginning of knowledge, and not to marvel, the first step toward ignorance.

Rosa, at her graduation, is awarded, in addition to her diploma, "The Digest of Knowledge"; for Williams, sex always marks the beginning of knowledge, and carnality arrives here in the shape of Mangiacavallo (the excellent Darrell D'Silva), another truck driver.

"The Bible says the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.

Thought to Remember: "Respect and obey the LORD, this is the beginning of Knowledge... .. (Proverbs 1 7, CEV).

This stage will also be considered as the beginning of knowledge transfer (dissemination strategies).

Without having yet read her, I was absorbing Flannery O'Connor, who said: "The beginning of human knowledge is through the senses, and the fiction writer begins where human perception begins".

This was the beginning of a knowledge of God that has manifested itself under the catchphrase of the "natural revelation" of God or God's revelation in the "book of nature".

In a sense, it was the circumscription of his father's life that fed Naipaul's own urgent need to escape Trinidad ("To become a writer, that noble thing, I had thought it necessary to leave. Actually to write, it was necessary to go back. It was the beginning of self-knowledge").

As we have seen, within Burley's new theory of understanding the singular can be placed either at the beginning of the chain of knowledge, as its origin, or at its end, as its result.

However, since the beginning of the mid-1990s, profress of knowledge in this field has been slow due to difficulties in finding good Y-chromosome population or at least group-specific markers (Joblingroup-specific markers).