What, it says, is intuitive knowledge without the light of intellective knowledge?

In ordinary life, constant appeal is made to intuitive knowledge.

So that, in respect of identity, our intuitive knowledge reaches as far as our ideas.

If this could be proved, the immediate reality of all intuitive knowledge would be assured.

But his method assumes intuitive faculties and intuitive knowledge.

When I speak of knowledge, I mean intuitive knowledge.

And have not women an intuitive knowledge of the meaning of certain changes of countenance?

Paul Valerie once observed that Wagner had a sort of intuitive knowledge of the nervous system.

We also have an intuitive knowledge of physics, although your physics grades may not reflect it.

The prophet had a direct, intuitive knowledge of God, the philosopher a rational knowledge of him.

But intuitive knowledge is an entirely different thing.

We're born with an intuitive knowledge of character.

But I think really that she had an intuitive knowledge that I had found what satisfied me.

Rembrandt, with his intuitive knowledge of chiaroscuro, was not afraid of painting a figure all in red.

Shakspeare was poor in dead school-cram, but he possessed a rich treasury of living and intuitive knowledge.

Shakespeare was poor in dead school-cram, but he possessed a rich treasury of living and intuitive knowledge.