Sentence examples for commanded to know from inspiring English sources

In a world in which some go to bed hungry, some go to bed impoverished, some go to bed sick or lonely, we Jews are commanded to know what makes them hurt, and we are commanded to lift them up.

Graduates also need to be given a chance to follow the Delphic oracle's command to "know thyself", which must involve exposure to the great works of our and others' cultures.

The last command you need to know is the Show command.

But he was in command and seemed to know it.

Holding the mike-recorder close to my face passionately grilling me in her well-known authoritative style and commanding tone, she demanded to know who would Mother Teresa vote for?

The military's thinking circa 1861 was perhaps best delineated by Confederate Gen. Richard Ewell, who, reflecting on his West Point education, purportedly noted that it "taught officers of the 'old army' everything they needed to know about commanding a company of fifty dragoons on the western plains against the Cheyenne Indians, but nothing else".

If you want to be entertaining, then you have to know how to command attention.

To know the command-and-control processes of their nuclear weapons is one thing.

When 007 breaks into an enemy command center, he invariably seems to know which buttons to press.

When the interface learns new commands, how are users supposed to know that?

For those who are less confident in C++ programming or aren't familiar enough with the code base to know the command line composition for their desired task, Open Babel's Ruby SWIG bindings provide an alternative solution.