Sentence examples for coming to know from inspiring English sources

If I am to know a syllable SO, and that syllable is no more than its elements, then I cannot know the syllable SO without also knowing its elements S and O. Indeed, it seems that coming to know the parts S and O is both necessary and sufficient for coming to know the syllable SO.

(According to the HPI knowing what it is like is propositional in the following sense: coming to know what it is like involves the elimination of hitherto open possibilities).

I now know what others are coming to know about brain injuries.

Coming to know some of life's harsh new realities, he tries to survive his own way.

Coming to know how and when to collaborate is a learning process.

I love coming to know a foreign culture, new people and the perspective they offer on the world.

It is a feeling the weary soldiers of the Third Infantry Division are coming to know well.

In coming to know their desperation and their evilness, Hamer knew Bonnie and Clyde weren't likely to surrender.

I love escaping into other worlds, coming to know characters as friends, and discovering something new about myself.

The thing that drove her was understanding Michael's situation and coming to know him as a person and connecting to the little kid she knew.

Identification schemes are becoming large enough India has issued hundreds of millions of biometric smart cards that countries are coming to know their poor literally by name.