Each piece has an endnote, written in the knowledge of how things turned out.
(We live horizontally, too, in the knowledge of sex and death as shaping principles).
You can't reconcile one time with the other; you just have to live in the knowledge of both.
While scholars and archaeologists have made great advances in the knowledge of Chinese bronzes, many mirrors continue to defy explanation.
Looking back on his life, in the knowledge of his love of sailing, maritime law seems an ideal specialism.
The horror for Catherine Havisham lies in the knowledge of lost youth, in the destruction of her dreams.
His diaries reveal even more startling gaps in the knowledge of a leading politician with an Oxford PPE degree.
Mary will have died in the knowledge of that love, which was her joy and her legacy.
The word solfège sometimes refers to an intensive course in the knowledge of musical intervals and their notation.
The country sees limited aesthetic renewal, and there is a rupture in the knowledge of what goes on abroad".
But we need to assess this situation in the knowledge of what we now know about the way the authorities collect and fiercely guard their secrets.
