Sentence examples for appears knowing from inspiring English sources

When he says that "France, of all the industrialized countries, is the one that's suffered least from the crisis," it appears (knowing unofficial French criticism of German banks) to be a way of pointing to Germany's shaky institutions.

True believer that I am, I sit by the TV and wait till SHE appears, knowing I will be rewarded in the after Lifetime movies of the week she'll eventually make, and, hopefully, spared in this one.

They laughed and clapped as Brecht eviscerated the corruptions of the market economy and traditional morality, and managed to look knowing without appearing to know anything.

Despite all my years in structural biology, it appears that knowing is not enough.

Sometimes they say that to appear virtuous, knowing they will not get picked anyway.

As the 10th began, Tua appeared desperate, knowing he would need a knockout to win, but Lewis jolted him with two big right hands.

Haas rallied in the second set but Djokovic appeared serene, knowing he could outlast his opponent in the longer rallies and knowing that, when things tightened in his service games, he could spring himself free with an ace.

It appeared that knowing the location yielded maximal performance, also when the call sign was provided afterwards, but that knowing the call sign while being uncertain of the location caused a reduction of 10 40 percentage points.

This result appeared interesting, knowing that there is a manifold of positively charged proteins such as c-Src, Rac1 or K-Ras, which are targeted to the inner leaflet of the plasma membrane via cationic motifs [57], and which can be expressed at high rates similar to our overexpressed constructs—under specific signaling conditions  [58,59].

However, such identification appears to involve knowing them; not deceiving oneself about them; and acting on them (usually).

The only way of knowing appears to be a therapeutic trial.