Sentence examples for to knowledge itself from inspiring English sources
But the newest and most ominous wrinkle in the denigration of all things elite is that the slur is being applied to knowledge itself.
In his prefatory chapter, Locke explains that the Essay is not offered as a contribution to knowledge itself but as a means of clearing away some of the intellectual rubbish that stands in the way of knowledge.
'Nothing can be known' was rejected in favour of 'The precise boundaries to knowledge itself cannot be known'.
Instead, this knowledge is understood to be produced by a process internal to scientific knowledge itself.
Many of the issues are of interest to philosophers: these include conceptual questions pertaining to scientific knowledge itself and the ethical ramifications of such knowledge and related technological developments.
In the second gallery, drawing expands to provide knowledge itself with an infinitely flexible linear framework and to serve, as perhaps no other medium can, as a form of conjecture or speculation.
There is also an important meta-lesson embedded here: namely, that the key to a lot of skills (like being popular or getting into college) is simply to fake them, and that the illusion of knowledge is often more important (and certainly easier to acquire) than knowledge itself.
His scientific writing is informed by a rare literary and artistic sensibility in his words, "Expression and shape mean almost more to me than knowledge itself".
In fact, those processes are just as essential to our development and ability to perform as the knowledge itself.
As researchers move past the idea of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) as locked in a static state (Ruttan 1999; Agrawal and Gibson 1999), perhaps the more relevant question pertains not to the body of knowledge itself, but the obstacles faced in applying, adapting and owning the learning process in the face of modernity (Gómez-Baggethun and Reyes-García 2013).
"The pride came from finding the knowledge and from knowing how to use the device and not from the knowledge itself, compared to having pride in having the knowledge oneself.
