Sentence examples for the roots of knowledge from inspiring English sources
I then reflected on its past – the roots of knowledge mobilisation as we now understand it.
Evil being the root of mystery, pain is the root of knowledge.
Although John Hemming has long been a widely respected scholar of the Amazon — its forests, rivers and people — the roots of his knowledge are much more than academic.
Both are "transcendental" in that they are presumed to analyze the roots of all knowledge and the conditions of all possible experience.
When distributed components other than the light and the heavy key are considered in the separation, the knowledge of all the roots of the Underwood's feed equation is essential.
The Roots of Fulfillment?
Study the roots of words.
First, using a mathematical model as the root of this conception of knowledge makes it purely theoretical; it is theoretical because, like calculation in the Charmides (165e), it has no separate product.
But simply avoiding conversation perpetuates the lack of knowledge - the root of the problem so many generations of Jews have been trying to avoid.
His knowledge was steeped in ancient Chinese philosophy - the root of Chinese art - but my level of knowledge was too poor to understand everything.
