Sentence examples for impression of knowing from inspiring English sources

Neither politician knows a lot about a lot, but each gives the impression of knowing that about himself, and of not letting that knowledge make him insecure.

He gives the impression of knowing more than he can possibly tell to other creatures.

The impression of knowing where the best fun can be found at all times".

In fairness to Coverdale, a veteran of the protest movement, he gave the impression of knowing his stuff.

The St. Agnes branch gives an impression of homely clutter, but Molly Wamp gives an impression of knowing her way around it even in the dark.

The same thing could be said of Mr. Charlap, who at times gives the impression of knowing by heart every jazz record ever made.

I've never for a moment considered whether I'm talking to the real Diana Trilling, because I know damn well I am, you damn adolescent, and the way I know is that I have the clearest impression of not knowing who I'm talking to when I'm with someone that I don't know, which is to say, that I don't feel comfortable with.

So if they play the innocent, as so many players do, and give the impression of not knowing the laws, get them off the field to learn them.

"At the very time when Labour should be showing the way ahead, it gives the impression of not knowing which way to turn," he said.

In an article for the Mail on Sunday, Glasman said the party gives the impression of "not knowing which way to turn" when it should be powering ahead of the coalition.

My colleague John Hooper has sent the following from Rome: Possibly because it has sources denied to other news organisations, the Vatican's official daily tonight gave every impression of already knowing the result.