Here he grasps the meanings of Grant's interactions with other officers under their gruff military cover, knowing when Grant is obliquely threatening someone and when he is really praising him.
All the popular weeklies, from Paris-Match to Gala, splashed the story on the front cover, knowing full well that if they were pursued in the courts for a breach of the French right to "respect of private life" they would simply pay the fine.
And at that point, I think, we as conscientious consumers will be able to better judge a book by its cover, knowing that the means available to web and content designers are far less restrictive than they once were, and "if a Muse cannot run when she is unfetter'd, 'tis a sign she has but little speed," as Dryden has it.
We can assume that Charlie Hebdo's editors chose this cover knowing that it would offend.
Downloading a full album, having the cover art, knowing it was a safe file and being confident that the artist would receive proper compensation -- it would seem self-evident.
Heading back to the US at the end of my Global Citizen Year, I walked across Dakar's dust covered tarmac knowing my life would be dedicated to addressing international development.
For most substances and non-cancer impacts the only available information covers thresholds, though knowing thresholds is not sufficient for quantifying impacts; but rather it only provides an answer to the question whether or not there is a risk [ 53].
Zuckerberg covered the expense, knowing that other investors would find the concession unpalatable.
The Tigers attacked under cover of darkness, knowing the government forces lacked night-fighting gear.
But gradually I came to realise that her silence was often a cover for not knowing what to say and that actually - I hardly liked to use the word about my goddess - she was thick.
Even we covered it, without knowing anything about the team behind it.
