Sentence examples for deliver knowing from inspiring English sources
Jack and Henry's initial interview of their prospective client allows them to deliver knowing epigrams about the amorality of the legal profession and the parasitic nature of the news media.
If David Cameron was serious about his rousing statements on trade, tax and transparency when he chaired the G8 summit in Lough Erne, he now needs to deliver, knowing that what the UK does will influence the rest of the world.
Benn's speech during the Syrian airstrikes debate was delivered knowing the views of his leader and the trouble which his dissent could bring.
His slick, confident performance captured the mood of the evening while delivering knowing references to the camp, over-the-top nature of the show.
I still recall squatting by the letter box, like a dog waiting for the newspaper to be delivered, knowing in my soul that yet again the reply I craved would not arrive, on that day or indeed on any other, because it never had been, and never would be, written.
This message was probably delivered, knowing Rahm, in fewer words than that, and nowhere near as politely.
Gifford provided a bass line of reliable play-by-play narration, but left room for Meredith to deliver his knowing cornpone and Cosell his coruscating observations.
Meanwhile, the fact that the Australian duo Flight Facilities – French house fans who deliver a knowing take on disco – have signed to the Glassnote label, home of Mumford and Sons, is a sure sign of commercial faith in the music.
Genial and eager to entertain, it delivers a knowing sophistication backed by skillful arrangements.
The persistence of political malfeasance — often involving the stereotypical envelopes stuffed with cash, delivered with knowing nods — perplexes those for whom public service is a noble calling.
Sullivan's travels (a map would have been helpful) are recounted in appetizing bite-size morsels, often delivered with knowing asides to his reading audience and accompanied by extended footnotes.
