Sentence examples for i know expressed from inspiring English sources

Though the former Manchester United manager has never, as far as I know, expressed any opinion on rugby union, I feel certain he would enjoy watching Imanol Harinordoquy, a man who, amazingly, is just as large and angular as his name.

It's telling that while chartercrats are cheering on complete charter conversions for cities from York, PA to Memphis, TN, no charter chains have (as far as I know) expressed a desire to have a whole city to themselves.

This is purely anecdotal, but all the writers I know express similar frustrations.

Many executive coaches I know have expressed concern over those people who seem to lack self-monitoring and get themselves into trouble by not regulating their public behaviors.

People whom I know have expressed reluctance to hire me at low rates and propose tasks that most wouldn't consider work: "I want you to nap for two hours", "I want you to hang out and have a chat", "I want to come and have lunch with you".

"I have found that I have to work three times as hard to prove myself and prove what I know," Rolon expressed.

Meanwhile, trans advocate Jamison Green reported to me that "A few sex researchers that I know have expressed dismay over the controversy, [but] mostly to say that they were sorry that Bailey treated both his subjects and the topic in such a cavalier manner" (Jamison Green, p.e.c., August 20, 2006).

I know I express the feelings of the overwhelming majority of athletes worldwide in saying how very disappointed I was to learn of the allegations, which pose a serious threat to the integrity and fairness of sport".

"Every blue collar guy I know will express outright racism when given permission," League of the North wrote in The Right Stuff forum last month.

I know that expressing myself in that way does do a lot for a lot of people, as I've learned in my travels.

But I know leaders who expressed suspicions about soldiers who sought help.