Sentence examples for given what I know from inspiring English sources

Given what I know of Greenpeace, this seems unlikely.

I'd quite like an electric car, given what I know about them now and how cheap they are to run.

"It is unthinkable, horrifying given what I know about his history," she said, recalling the disappearance of her sister.

On a five-point scale, Deloitte managers write down how strongly they agree with two assertions: "Given what I know of this person's performance, and if it were my money, I would award this person the highest possible compensation increase and bonus;" and "Given what I know of this person's performance, I would always want him or her on my team".

Given what I know about having arguments in private life, I had to conclude that it is, in many cases, not very useful.

'I've talked to Mark, I know the circumstance, and given what I know, it's much ado about nothing.'" There is so much to say about that passage.

"At the time I made the decision to leave because, given what I knew and what I thought was going to happen in the future, I couldn't commit to a new contract.

"I would estimate it to be about 200 pages, given what I saw in late August during our last vacation, and given what I knew of Stieg's workload in his last two months".

But given what I knew of the threat, given the clear effectiveness of our interrogation program, and, importantly, given the clear legal assurances we had that we remained on the right side of both U.S. and international law, I felt obliged, as a professional, to use all the legal means at my disposal, judiciously and when necessary, to protect Americans.

…when the Other Thing was shown happening afterward, and it made no sense given what I knew characters had been doing and where they had been standing or laying not ten minutes ago, and I thought "You're not even trying anymore…".

I didn't do it because I was afraid, given what I already knew about myself at that point: that if I ever started then I'd never stop.