Sentence examples for this sense of knowledge from inspiring English sources

That's the thing you build up over a year of racing together – this sense of knowledge and belief in each other and knowing what they can do.

The text explains this sense of knowledge as "to know is, by means of 'the knowing', passing by something and being able to describe it".

It's obvious that in the sense of knowledge, philosophy has taken a great deal from scientific developments.

Perhaps, rather than the mystique, it's the sense of knowledge that keeps them hanging on – that perpetual feeling of opening the city up like a pocket watch and seeing its cogs and springs all whirring away inside.

The economist Friedrich Hayek put it well in 1945: "[T]here is beyond question a body of very important but unorganised knowledge which cannot possibly be called scientific in the sense of knowledge of general rules: the knowledge of particular circumstances and place.

Social scientists tend to think about scientific progress in the sense of knowledge creation or at least further approximation through more and better scientific explanations.

Finally Alexander Bird (2010) reflects on the sense of knowledge required for attributions such as: "the biomedical community now knows that peptic ulcers are often caused by the bacterium Helicobacter pylori".

It is this sense of magic, knowledge, and power, found in primitive art, that has influenced my personal attitude toward art-making.

And of course aggravating this sense of utter recklessness is the knowledge that of all the government, it should be the budget minister who has erred.

Yet, as Dilip thought about the challenge of picking up from here, he realized that there was a lot of hope in the fact that he understood the implications of the work so quickly; this sense of perspective indicated a deep knowledge of the field that would, he realized, serve him well.

His political morality is unmoored from empathy and from identity, and is linked to history only in the personal sense of knowledge gained and experience cultivated.