Sentence examples for apart knowing that from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
And I know he died knowing that".
Just as Good and Shymansky (2001) proclaimed, "novices do not and should not be expected to grasp the complexities before they understand what sets science apart from other ways of knowing; that is, it essentially rational, progressive, universal nature".
And it's just overwhelming, knowing that, at any moment, my family could be taken apart," she said, her voice catching.
Where was the harm in knowing that?
(Give Sting credit for knowing that).
Somehow, just knowing that helps.
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.
They spend the evening trying to keep Mark and Trevor apart, each not knowing that the other is also there.
Moreover, even if you can carry off the excuse convincingly, the host will likely be unimpressed with most excuses apart from illness, knowing that you could have juggled things to make space for the event.
