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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as though knowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone appears to have knowledge or awareness of something without explicit evidence.
Example: "She looked at him as though knowing the secret he was trying to hide."
Alternatives: "as if aware" or "as though understanding".
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As though knowing this, the filmmakers Eleanor Burke and Ron Eyal keep their rhythms slow and their camera steady as two lonely souls form a fragile connection.
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As robots enter the workplace, though, knowing the intricacies behind the technology that runs them will become an increasingly coveted skill set.
As Cloud Foundry rightly argues, though, knowing that the project can easily scale far beyond most of today's deployments reassures potential users that they will be able to use the software as their demands increase.
Though, knowing its many implications, I say "open" haltingly.
Just as important as knowing the role, is knowing yourself as well.
"But knowing everybody's names is not as important as knowing the game.
Finally, knowing and managing yourself is as important as knowing and managing the organization.
though knowing there's so much more.
As the French saying has it: "Trop de choix tue le choix" (too much choice kills the choice).Surely, though, knowing that lots of choice is out there still feels good?
The answer: yes, though knowing your way around it in advance will help.
For many of the interviewees, though knowing the science for postgraduate exams was more useful than knowing it for diagnosing patients.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com