Sentence examples for virtue of knowing from inspiring English sources

And it has the great virtue of knowing that the question tired children often ask from the back seats of cars -- "Are we there yet?" -- has no easy answer.

You manifest it in explicit ways by virtue of knowing and then pursuing it, and you manifest it in implicit ways — just in the way you talk, in the way you think and the things that you say to others and the people you attract to yourself.

Do SNS and related technologies help us to cultivate the broader intellectual virtue of knowing what it is to live well, and how to best pursue it?

He suggests that we think of semantic competence in terms of a range of principles speakers are disposed to accept in virtue of knowing a language.

Unlike the former, these latter seem to be known automatically, "just by virtue of knowing just what the words mean," as many might spontaneously put it.

The kernel of the idea was suggested by Dave Eggers in his novel, "The Circle" about a technology company that made a virtue of knowing everything about its users.

And I can't take another day of listening to talking heads championing the virtues of knowing nothing.

It seems false, however, that Q6 is justified for s in virtue of her knowing that Q6 is deducible from P6 and her having justification for P6 based on E6.

There's a bit to quibble with here, particularly the fact that three of the stories are about men who walk the world wearing blinders, while women are largely present as archetypes of knowing virtue or seers of the light.

We do not have a firmer means of knowing by virtue of which we check candidate impressions to see if they are really cognitive or not.

Bloom's answer was to deepen the study of the American founders and to renew a classical pedagogy that weaves eros and intellect into the love of knowing and natural virtues.