Sentence examples for course of knowing from inspiring English sources

"During the course of knowing John Muhammad," Mr. Cooley asked, "you fell in love with him?" "I did, sir," Ms. Marez answered.

There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment.

There is, of course, no way of knowing what Thomas was thinking when the fatal final chase got under way.

"There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment," George Orwell wrote in "1984".

Van den Heuvel demurs, Lowry says 50-50 (correct answer is 2-1 favorithoughofgh of course no way of knowing or proving that, now or later).

Forget, for a moment, the factual details that we have gathered in the course of knowing-but-not-really-knowing him: the aerial murder; the school so suddenly flush; the audience with the leader of the free world.

"Mr. Madoff gathered a number of watches that he had collected over the course of years, knowing that, due to the sudden change in his circumstances, he would never have an occasion to wear these watches again.

The dog, of course, is the means of knowing what she feels about Dirk.

The Poles, of course, had no way of knowing that Beneš had already persuaded the Allies to make a decision on Teschen.

Of course, with the power of knowing someone you hate comes the horror of being known: You're a spy, but so is everyone else.

They of course have the added bonus of knowing how to bake.