Sentence examples for calm in the knowledge that from inspiring English sources

I am at peace with my woods, more or less, except on hot summer days when the air above my home seems to thicken with a smug vapor — my departed trees, floating through the upper atmosphere, calm in the knowledge that my kind will suffer in the end.

You can perch at the bar in the window with a chilled glass of cava, a bowl of salted marcona almonds before you, and watch the kitchen at work, calm in the knowledge that it will soon be your turn on one of those red-leather-topped counter stools; that soon you will have the chance to rampage through Nieves Barragán Mohacho's gutsy, inventive and utterly compelling menu.

He can now live in a state of zen-like calm, safe in the knowledge that every aspect of his home has been personally optimised.

Dancy claims this connected environment – which he calls "data-assisted living" – has revolutionised his life, helping him to lose 100 pounds in 18 months, and letting him live in a state of zen-like calm, safe in the knowledge that his every moment is being archived.

I feel calm and secure in the knowledge that I can't conceive of a kind of labour that countless others have not performed before me.

We know it will end in tears, but we can stay calm nonetheless, safe in the knowledge that Colonel Brandon Billl, in Trollope's version) is on standby throughout, ready for Marianne to suffer her teenage histrionics and grow up a little.

Those who call for calm must question how calm anyone can be in the knowledge that their son, brother or lover could be shot in such a way.

She dies in his arms, the only child of a single man, and from this point Craven is set on his vengeful path — weirdly calm, in the confident knowledge that blood will have to be spilled.

The possible problems of this system, in addition to the knowledge that George Washington would probably be the first president, calmed the fears enough so that the proponents of a singular executive could accumulate a large coalition.

But how much comfort should we take from the knowledge that a calm careerist today naturally inclines to a plural acceptance of "our wars"?

It's times like these we might resolve to act with the knowledge that this spate of relative calm is farcical, hallow, and inevitably short-lived.