The phrase "around knowing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the concept of knowledge or awareness, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "There are many complexities around knowing the truth in this situation."
Alternatives: "regarding knowledge" or "concerning awareness".
Nevertheless, she avoids reading what is written about her. "Most people don't walk around knowing what other people think about them, and I don't think it's healthy to know what faceless strangers who you'll never meet say about you," she says.
He worked hard, he says, but his co-workers loafed around, knowing they would be paid more if the job took longer.
"There's no way you're going to hang around, knowing if you put your shoes on and set off you stand a better chance of getting where you really want to be," Symonds said.
"He's doing something on the side," Flynne said, glad of the music, looking around, knowing Janice would understand about the disability money.
Tech companies will no doubt work around it all – moving people and HQs around, knowing they can all still work online.
Many of us walk around knowing that our cushy Western life-style is a distinct part of the problem here.
Others were standing around, not knowing what to do.
"I lived out of a suitcase, travelling to three cities per week, running around without knowing why I was doing all this," she recalled.
It's the whole experience of coming, trying the clothes on, standing in the mirror, twirling around and knowing they're going to go home with something new.
With those boards, players have to keep hold of a glass while it moves around the table — so it's not difficult to imagine that people might be pushing it around without knowing it.
"I love coming in here and looking around and knowing I don't have to do a thing," he said on a recent night when family and supporters had gathered to eat pizza and watch the vice-presidential debate.
