Sentence examples for grateful knowing from inspiring English sources

WHENEVER it appears I know it's in the best timing, and I'll be FOREVER grateful knowing that it all is in your all loving hands".

He said that, following the "unspeakable tragedy" of the beheading of US journalist James Foley by the extreme Islamist group Isis last week, "we are all relieved and grateful knowing that Theo Curtis is coming home after so much time held in the clutches of Jabhat Al-Nusrah".

One night, when I was coming home in the early hours of the morning from a party, I climbed the bridge that crosses the disused train line behind my apartment the petite ceinture, where kids from the social housing block play in the day, and homeless people sleep at night and was surprised to notice that I felt grateful knowing the soldiers would be waiting there for me.

Whatever they are, their presence in an art gallery peaceful, delicate, humbling is something we don't know we need to know until we know them, and then are grateful for knowing.

NED: Yes, I suppose I ought to be grateful that, thanks to knowing you, I had his place to land in when the Old Man kicked me from the family fireside.

Celebrate what you have already accomplished and be grateful for your progress knowing that there is more and better to come.

Those who, without quite knowing why, felt grateful to it were perhaps responding to its secret, unexplicit defense of a part of themselves that almost everything else written in their century was teaching them to discredit or deny".

"You going back in that cage with me?" his father gently growled, grateful for the gesture but surely knowing the answer.

Nathalie was so grateful to have found our support, knowing full well that many in the country are unable to do so.

In the first place, knowing the elements of the grateful response sheds light on all the ways a beneficiary can be ungrateful.

And, while it's true that your beneficiaries may not always be grateful, it may make you feel better knowing that you gave them the chance to see and do things that otherwise might not have been possible.