Sentence examples for but knowingly from inspiring English sources

Sex is an omnipresent subject in Mrs. Bradley's adventures, and it's discussed gingerly, as the times demanded, but knowingly.

According to critics, the new measures would unreasonably raise the standard required for the government to hold corporate executives criminally liable for wrongdoing; the government would have to prove that the executives hadn't just committed a crime but knowingly done so, even in instances of dire consequence to the public, such as lethal pollution and unsafe food or drugs.

But knowingly or not, Rave News had hit on a real trend.

But knowingly opening a national franchise across from a minuscule local competitor?

"Not knowingly doing a bad job, but knowingly accepting an accounting practice of a client that was questionable at best".

Never ponderous, The Cleaner of Chartres touches lightly but knowingly on the seedy side of human nature.

As a result forums and websites, sometimes unwittingly but often knowingly, encourage bullying and mobbing, and often descend into little more than defamatory language.

But agencies knowingly attempt to use the press to further their own business interests, a tactic that many industry veterans trace to Mary Wells Lawrence and the founding of Wells, Rich, Greene in the late 1960's.

Describing how data would flow through a network was an extremely complex problem, but Kleinrock knowingly made the simplifying and inaccurate assumption that the time when data arrived at a node and the time the node spent processing the data were independent of each other.

I know it's a little suspicious sometimes but I knowingly did it," he said.

In his teenage sketchbook, the artist comes off as loyal to the English landscape but also knowingly aware of society.