Sentence examples for visceral knowledge from inspiring English sources

One puts down "Master of the Crossroads" with a visceral knowledge of what it felt like to wage war in Haiti at the turn of the 19th century.

On the surface, it would seem that Bolaño is suggesting that the painter has access to some more primal, visceral knowledge of the world than the critics.

We do not come away feeling that we know the back stories of the "Vacancy" characters in intimate detail the way we did with Harry and his friends and enemies, nor do we finish the novel with a visceral knowledge of how their pasts — and their families' pasts — have informed their present lives.

Abiding confidence arises through the visceral knowledge of who and what you are.

Jenna wished there was a way to transfer her disease-induced visceral knowledge to others.

To our knowledge, visceral and somatic sensitivity have still not been sufficiently investigated in patients selected for different IBS severity and coexistence of FMS.

The selection of ROIs in this study was hypothesis driven and based on knowledge of visceral sensory processing (16, 24), which was proven to be valid in our previous study of painful chronic pancreatitis (17).

Given the current knowledge that visceral fat is metabolically more dangerous than subcutaneous fat, it is surprising that there is only limited information available about the association between the risk of abnormal glucose tolerance among overweight and obese people with increasing waist circumference [ 17- 19].

Compared to recent progress in our understanding of the laterality of visceral organs [6], [7], our knowledge about molecular asymmetry of the brain is still limited [18] [21].

As Gusto CEO Joshua Reeves explained it to me, a kid mowing lawns in a neighborhood has a much more visceral connection to income than the modern knowledge economy worker.

My knowledge of the epic was absolutely visceral and I loved those sagas".