Sentence examples for kinds know how from inspiring English sources

"All these super creative kinds know how to take it to the next level".

Although his regime was an autocracy, Augustus, being a tactful and imaginative master of propaganda of many kinds, knew how to cloak that autocracy in traditionalist forms that would satisfy a war-worn generation perhaps, most of all, the upper bourgeoisie immediately below the leading nobility, since it was they who benefited from the new order more than anyone.

Admittedly it's not a tech company, but, in fairness, Newspepper and founder Hermione Way have been a staunch supporter of tech startups that they kind know how the space works.

Knowledge-how and knowledge-that are distinct kinds; to know how to do something is not just to know the right facts about how to do it, and to exercise knowledge-how you need not first implicitly or explicitly consider a fact about how to do it.

"We kind of know how to help".

"So you kind of know how the story ends.

I kind of know how Giles feels, too.

"I don't mind cars because I kind of know how they'll behave.

I kind of know how to do it but that is a conversation with the powers that be".

I mean, we kind of know how something like the supply and demand curves can be derived from maximizing behavior, but it's not all that easy, and nobody, nobody, insists that you do this derivation every time.

"I guess the last couple days were very educational for me to kind of know how to deal with things that I haven't probably dealt with before," she said.