Sentence examples for difference between knowing from inspiring English sources

Our constant obsession information can lead us to think that there's no difference between knowing the truth and believing we know the truth.

The difference between knowing one candid soldier in Iraq and none at all?

Confidence is perhaps mainly the difference between knowing how to borrow and having to steal.

dded: "There is the difference between knowing of someone and knowing everything about them.

There's a big difference between knowing something and proving it in a court of law.

And he understands the difference between knowing exaggeration and crowd-pandering vulgarity.

It has been suggested that acceptance of evolution may be linked to student achievement (Wiles and Alters [2011]), though some may disagree citing the differences between knowing, understanding, and believing (Smith [2009]; Southerland et al. [2001]).

I know the difference between not knowing how to dance, and swag.

That's the difference between, say, knowing a shopper is in the freezer section versus knowing he is standing in front of the ice cream.

Also, on Groenendijk and Stokhof's account, the difference between knowing-that and knowing-wh amounts to a difference in what we might call the rigidity of the complement.

"That was the difference between people knowing my first and last name as opposed to not".