Sentence examples for I shall know from inspiring English sources

I remember thinking suddenly these words, "Now I shall know," then, when the rush of feeling I can only describe as pure joy was pulling away, these words: "This is why one lives".

Now I shall know how to proceed if forced to survive somewhere with only an eel, two pairs of pliers and a door-frame for company; but I don't otherwise need the activity to be central to my life.

In his autobiography, Cellini proudly quotes a letter from Michelangelo, who, after viewing the bust, wrote, "My dear Benvenuto, I have known you for many years as the greatest goldsmith of whom we have any information; and henceforward I shall know you for a sculptor of like quality".

Victoria Glendinning quotes a letter to his brother Tom, written in 1881 or 82: "The time has come upon me of which I have often spoken to you, in which I shall know that it were better I were dead," and John Hall, editor of a collection of his letters, quotes words from another that seem particularly significant: "It will sometimes take a man more than 5 years to die".

"For now we see through a glass darkly, but then face to face, now I know in part; but then I shall know even as I am also known".

Thus the nations shall know that I am the Lord, says the Lord God, when in their sight I prove my holiness through you.' (Ezekiel 36: 236.

Thus the nations shall know that I am the Lord, says the Lord God, when in their sight I prove my holiness through you.'.

As an Independent politically I shall make sure that all perspectives are represented in this conversation but, from the beginning, our students shall know where I stand.

Or was he? Darger, Mr. Bonesteel suggests, may actually have anticipated an audience when Annie Aronburg, his character, says "she will have all the battle manuscripts 'published as soon as I can, so the world shall know.' " Darger noted in his 15,000-page novel that "editors of great experience will in due time be allowed to go over the whole work most carefully".

We shall know soon enough.

"That bill shall know no limits".