Sentence examples for apart knowing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nusseibeh was startled that the two men (who know each other) grew up a few hundred yards apart knowing nothing of the other's world.

If you want to spend every second with him and always ask him what he's doing when you're not around, then you'll come off as clingy or codependent, and this won't get you very far with most guys; instead, you should cherish the time you spend together and enjoy being apart, knowing that it's healthy for you both to pursue your own interests.

Second, how do we come to know anything about moral properties apart from knowing they are moral?

"Apart from knowing what perfume they use, we knew everything about them and taught Parma a lesson," he said.

You can learn the fundamentals of grammar in class but every language student will tell you that what really sets you apart is knowing the local lingo.

Apart from knowing that Harry is 10 years Jo's senior and once taught her at college, there is not enough information to explain this couple's destructive dependency on each other, and the 65-minute running time makes the whole thing feel rushed.

Apart from knowing how fantastic the new arena is I can't anticipate what difference there will be with performing in front of a home crowd – I just know it will be a fantastic experience and that performing well on home turf means more to me than anything else in the world.

I've been waiting for some time for David to show us some of his personality, to get a handle on him apart from knowing he's smart, and has a nasty temper.

Precise identification of enterococci to species level enables us to access the species-specific antimicrobial resistance characteristics, apart from knowing the epidemiological pattern and their clinical significance in human infections.

Perhaps you'd like to know whether he'd prefer to have dicks for hands or hands where his dick is? Has your life been torn apart by not knowing what his favorite emoji is? Rejoice in the fact that you'll know the answer to all this and more in the next three minutes.

The word "diagnosis," he reminded me, comes from the Greek for "knowing apart".