Sentence examples for the weight of knowledge from inspiring English sources

They and Krieger do virtually nothing with the weight of knowledge that Jennie/Adaline, with her youthful bearing, has accumulated.

This false balance skews public dialogue toward extreme views by presenting opinions as if they had the weight of knowledge, weakening the press's role as democracy's tiller.

Atul Gawande argues that humanity is in danger of sinking under the weight of knowledge, as scientists accumulate ever more information and the professions splinter into minute varying specialities.

"And maybe this chapters says something about dyslexia and the weight of knowledge that a library holds being a horror and a daunting form of oppression".

The EE-case also exemplifies the use of a diversity of methods: a mainly quantitative questionnaire with confidence levels on state of the art science, a mainly qualitative questionnaire with respect to the weight of knowledge for policy action and an expert workshop based on the outcomes of both questionnaires.

Maybe the weight of that knowledge is enough to drive you to the bottle.

Of course, the question begs to be asked: Is the weight of that knowledge sometimes a burden?

Once the stories started trickling out, the weight of that knowledge felt shared in a way that provided a strange sense of relief.

During the discussions, he asked: "What was it like to be at a friend's wedding, or a bar, when you knew that the whole house of cards was about to collapse?" "I listened with some degree of surprise about the weight of having knowledge that others don't, how that shifted relationships — what guys couldn't even tell their wives at the height of the turmoil," Mr. Spacey said.

I also cannot imagine carrying the weight of this knowledge only to be asked to educate the same people who resist listening to my reality.

It did so by constructively discussing the weight of existing knowledge for potential policy action, thus stressing more the societal importance of the issues under study and considering to take action, rather than merely betting on the scientific quest for ever more knowledge.