Sentence examples for unwelcome knowledge from inspiring English sources

Compulsively going over past events in light of their recently acquired (and unwelcome) knowledge, such patients struggle to integrate the new version of reality.

Among the most illuminating recent additions to the store of unwelcome but necessary knowledge are the two volumes of diaries by Victor Klemperer, a Jew who survived the war years in Germany itself, and the more recently published journals of the Romanian writer Mihail Sebastian.

Cersei's clarity on that score isn't keeping her up at night, but then, she learned better than anyone to defend herself against unwelcome and inconvenient knowledge.

At the same time, they said that publishing results openly to those without the appropriate medical knowledge to properly evaluate the information, is an unwelcome challenge to their medical expertise.

The knowledge that they are regulated in part by genes is unsettling and unwelcome.

The skeptical position that comprises these two claims that knowledge is not possible and that one ought to suspend judgement about everything is an unwelcome consequence of Stoic views and presents the Stoics with a problem that it is their responsibility to solve, not the Academy's.

Nick Carr put it well today when he said: "It seems like we're getting to the point where anyone who has gained deep enough knowledge of a subject to have developed a point of view on it will be unwelcome to edit Wikipedia".

"Knowledge that GCHQ exploits these products and the scale of our capability would raise public awareness generating unwelcome publicity for us and our political masters".

Foreigners are increasingly unwelcome.

That is one unwelcome trend.

The conduct must be unwelcome.