What Locke calls knowledge they have called a priori knowledge; what he calls opinion or belief they have called a posteriori or empirical knowledge.

As we drove along the driveway, the trees approaching the house seemed more eerie.

Terrorists seem to fire the Uzi with total disregard for ammunition consumption, rattling through dozens of rounds without the need to reload.

If the expense of the attesting puppet should be grudged, the part of the puppet might be enacted by a living person, such as the crier of the court: the same respectable person who for so many centuries has supported the character of the common vouchee or indemnificator general, in the Common Pleas, so much to the satisfaction of the best judges.