Sentence examples for albeit knowing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "albeit knowing" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to introduce a contrast or concession, indicating that something is true despite the knowledge of another fact. Example: "She accepted the job offer, albeit knowing it would require long hours."
Albeit knowing that it might be a bumpy ride, both parties set out on the relationship with an idealistic idea of harnessing it into a love affair.
He even said he was not worried that McGwire's revelation might affect his own reputation and Hall of Fame candidacy — albeit knowing that a manager's fate is in the hands of the more fraternal veterans committee and not with the contentious news media.
Therefore, the statistical storm risk model by Schmidt et al. (2010) is used in this study albeit knowing about the limitations when predicting windthrow probabilities in the north German lowlands while the model was parameterized using data from mainly south-western German medium mountain ranges.
There is also, albeit knowing, youthful optimism too and these expressions find equal with Fanon's humane theories and writings.
Mr Hollinghurst cannot be accused of inconsistency.He provides readers with a modern equivalent to Evelyn Waugh's "Brideshead Revisited", albeit with knowing asperity and pastiche.
The jury has already heard some of the intercepted calls — albeit without knowing where they came from or how they were recorded.
There's recent history here, in the form of executives merely thinking a "name" is enough – in this case, Linehan; a couple of months ago, and in a far, far worse case of unfunny, Ben Elton – to create, as they probably say, albeit with knowing cynicism, comedy gold.
Some commentators reduce it to a form of knowing, albeit an extraordinary form of knowing.
Or Facebook from knowing your current location (albeit you're clearly sharing other data with Facebook).
And Comey was, of course, also fully behind this proposal, agreeing with Feinstein the FBI would benefit from knowing about such activity — albeit adding in the caveat that it be "with a judge's permission".
To admit to being a smoker is to admit to being weak, to being in thrall to an addiction (albeit not a glamorous one), to not knowing what is best for one.
