A primary and essential element, in the due regulation of the will, is a correct knowledge of the truths and motives which tend to influence its determinations.
For this purpose, a correct knowledge of them is required, and, to all who have this knowledge within their reach, the careful acquisition involves a point of the deepest moral responsibility.
By reason only can we attain to a correct knowledge of the world and a solution of its great problems.
To make this idea reasonable to them they would first have to be taught that they are guilty of crime and a correct knowledge of the attributes of the Great Mystery, together with a moral sense of justice.
We can suggest no change in the existing laws that might benefit the Indians, unless it be that Indian agents should be people who have a correct knowledge of Indian character.
They have a correct knowledge of the cardinal points, and honor the east as the first from the fact that the sun rises there.
If we would safeguard the character of the children of to-day and the youths of to-morrow and the manhood and the womanhood of the succeeding day we must give our children a correct knowledge of themselves.
You should have a correct knowledge of these laws and by an intelligent choice and a manly, strong purpose, refuse ever to engage with young women in any social relation that would endanger your honor or their virtue.
He should be sure that, no matter whom else he may misunderstand, he has a correct knowledge of his own nature, his own character, and his own capabilities.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "correct knowledge" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
