Sentence examples for able to know this from inspiring English sources

In 1998 you had the illusion that you were suddenly able to know this huge, unknowable country, to catch a glimpse of its moral core.

Adam, by tasting the apple, came into a knowledge of good, and he was only able to know this good by means of the experience of the knowledge of evil.

"The dispatch system should be able to identify those housing areas where there are people living independently but have a history of mental illness, so that the department, when they walk into a situation, would be able to know this is a residence where the majority of residents have a mental health history," Ms. Marion said.

God is able to know this, moreover, even though the creatures in question will, if created, enjoy libertarian freedom.

We should like first of all to be sure that these questions and distinctions make real sense, but we may not, however, be able to know this until we are close to answering them.

The key issue in CEO selection today, Corlett said, is: "Is it someone whose vision starts with the shopper?" Barry's success, and Best Buy's, will lie in being able to know "this is the way the shopper wants it, and if we don't deliver it the way the shopper wants it, someone else will," Corlett said.

2- Try to have your own sound, meaning, when someone listens to your music he/she should be able to know that's this is yours..Create your own sound..but that comes later on and takes some time.

A. By its nature retirement planning requires making plans without being able to know the future.

"It was a little impersonal to just be able to know the basics," Ms. Martin said.

Adam:  To be able to know the whole construction process.

"Students will be able to know the differences and similarities between evolutionary science and religious dogmas.