Sentence examples for description knowing from inspiring English sources

In search, you want a process designed to be dynamic, so you work with a rough business model description knowing it will change.

Jonathan Sumption QC, the counsel for the government, followed on from this point, asking if he had used this description knowing "people would find your report both more exciting and more credible".

Nonetheless, it is clear that when someone sees the line Bb5 in the middle of such a description, knowing what B, b, and 5 mean will not be enough to figure out what this move is supposed to be.

I am not sure to whom it is pitched, though, since you can't follow his descriptions without knowing the music intimately.

The naturalistic approach to meteorology etc. is not as such inconsistent with belief in divinities, and though Anaxagoras does not explicitly describe his cosmic Nous as divine, his description of it as knowing, controlling and organizing everything (DK 59B12) strongly suggests that he thought that it was.

I'm aware how hypocritical this statement is, given my job description, but I hate knowing that a character is going to die in advance, since I inevitably spend the whole episode anticipating the moment and trying to guess who it might be instead of allowing myself to be swept up in the story.

These involve being able to name a bridge from a description of its use, knowing the day of the week, knowing the name of the village chief/ town mayor/ city governor and naming as many animals as possible in one minute (score 2 for ≥ 8 animals, score 1 for 4 7 animals, score 0 for 0 3 animals).

At that time, they offered graphic descriptions of the procedure, knowing that they could evoke public disgust.

In the absence of snow (and I admit, the chilly VIP only rarely turns up to the party given in his honour) Christmas demanded some other form of bad weather, and if it did turn out mild, at least I could read literary descriptions of bad weather knowing they were not far removed from reality.

Who can read this description without feeling sympathy and knowing, somewhere deep inside where our humanity longs for freedom and dignity, that such a death is sad, as all death is, but it is not criminal?

These descriptions show the complexity that knowing the patient and tranquility entail as components of caretaking.