Sentence examples for considered knowing from inspiring English sources

Several options can be considered knowing that none have specific MA in this indication.

I have always considered knowing students personally to be a key part of my teaching.

Old-fashioned journalists can consider knowing about traffic as beneath them, as part of the dumbing-down of a once-great industry.

This pragmatist-feminist perspective considers knowing through those relationships that are enacted through physical embodiment and also the social environment, incorporating "multiple marginalized perspectives".

So there you have it, the two points I've mentioned to consider, knowing Batman's durable clout, and Christopher Nolan's bona-fide street cred.

While balancing art and commerce is never easy it is something I always had to consider knowing that the brand would not run if I didn't run it properly.

It may be more useful to consider knowing as a dialectic, rather than linear process [ 5, 7].

Blood samples collected before intervention were considered acceptable, knowing that HCC is unlikely to disappear spontaneously.

Finally, satisfactory comprehension of prognosis was considered as knowing whether the patient was expected to survive [ 16].

It's an act of will for him to still search for musical and verbal nuance while staying terse, to not be condescending or demagogic, to say what he considers important, knowing how loud it's going to be.

Reading James's new book, "Cultural Amnesia: Necessary Memories From History and the Arts" — a capacious and capricious encyclopedia of essays about everyone he considers worth knowing about in the 20th century (including people who lived long before: Tacitus, to name one) — I was surprised to learn, in his chapter on Dick Cavett, that "Unreliable Memoirs" had met with a cool reception in America.