Sentence examples for entirely knowing from inspiring English sources

And we who are not entirely ignorant or entirely knowing must take care to wrap ourselves in our faith, in the word of our Lord.

For me, I wanted the issues of children to be obviously a fundamental part of the story without overwhelming the story, and also I just love that the audience can leave a film not entirely knowing everything, even half of everything.

"But it's probably most helpful for litigants in person, who come to court with no lawyers and are often entirely alone, knowing very little about what's going to happen in the courtroom".

The "crowd" is all knowing.

Leadership is another thing entirely, about knowing your mind enough to make real decisions, ones that last".

Aloneness, however, is standing in that very same void but with an entirely different perspective, knowing that while it might appear you are "alone" you are not lonely because you know you are one with something infinitely larger than yourself.

As a candidate in 1999, George W. Bush -- perhaps without knowing entirely what he was subscribing to -- delivered a ghostwritten speech to cadets at the Citadel that pushed all the buttons.

Beneath the surface also beats movement and feeling, the artist not really knowing entirely -- you sense -- what he is doing or wants to say but going deep into himself.

For Thomas the desire to know is one and the same at all levels, and philosophy, seeking the causes of things, is ultimately "ordered entirely to the knowing of God" [SCG 3.25.9] Dante's own position on this question is difficult to define precisely.

Cities like Charlotte implemented non-discrimination laws based entirely on business case – knowing that such laws would make them attractive to out-of-state businesses and investors, explained Jonathan D Lovitz, vice-president of external affairs at the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.

In Chiang Mai, Thailand's northern capital, I began to suspect that reporters can never have the adventure of being real tourists: a little lost, knowing nobody, entirely on their own.