Sentence examples for common knowing from inspiring English sources

Parents who have sought out Hughes' support group had in common "knowing something was very wrong and not feeling their concerns were properly responded to", she said.

But government whips have been forced to delay bringing back its flagship immigration bill to the Commons knowing that the 80 Tory MPs are supporting an amendment imposing the five-year delay for Romanians and Bulgarians freely coming to work.

This moment always has an element of magic: two students from very different disciplines coming together, now sharing a common language, knowing exactly where to meet, and why.

"In the long term, certainly for some of [the common diseases], knowing the genes involved will help us to understand the mechanisms of disease better and make better treatments," says Weatherall.

"I shall miss having a ring side seat in the Commons and knowing what's going on.

Awkwardness is another common reaction — not knowing what to say or do.

A result is a confusing hodgepodge of expectations that cannot possibly be tested except by the lowest common denominators in knowing one's subject matter and teaching strategies.

Nussbaum draws a straight line from Williams's fusion of respect and fair play for religious groups to John Rawls's vision of people choosing the basis of their common governance without knowing where they will be situated in the society that results.

But when it comes right down to it, it's all common sense and knowing your audience.

Two experiments tested the common assumption that knowing the letter names helps children learn basic letter-sound (grapheme phoneme) relation because most names contain the relevant sounds.

Programmers have a common refrain - knowing how to code feels like a "super power" -- the power to create anything their mind can imagine.