Sentence examples similar to even knowing the difference from inspiring English sources

Even knowing the differences between the standards is not enough: on Oct. 1, helmets meeting a new Snell test, M2010, with revised force limits, can go on sale, probably adding to the confusion among helmet shoppers.

Even knowing the way things turned out.

Yet even knowing the dangers, Mr. Cooper still embraces e-mail.

Sometimes, however, even knowing the system is no aid to landing a ride.

Trump blithely ignores the past and his followers, not even knowing the past, follow him blindly.

Without even knowing the figures it is depress[ing].

Even knowing the numbers doesn't help much.

As a result they feel depressed and sad and not even knowing the reason.

You won't even know the difference.

It is aimed at children who already have a basic grasp of numbers, simple math, telling the time and knowing the difference between odd and even numbers.

But the Parisians believe the city would be just fine without all the gawkers crowding the metros, slowing down traffic, butchering the poetic French tongue by not knowing the difference between 'u' and 'ou' (don't even ask).