Sentence examples for know apart from inspiring English sources

You know, apart from every single fucking day".

A surprising number of writers I know, apart from the bitter ones who dream about being publishers, share this fantasy.

The blankness invites scribbling on, mental drawing, and the best feeling I know — apart from the more obvious sensual ones — is the feeling of putting down the first thought and seeing it turn into symbols.

There is nothing to know apart from this, and everything else we know, or claim to know, or are supposed to know, or not know, follows on from this.

Meanwhile in Murmansk, where Russian naval officials had mobilized the hospital ship Svir, a sense of gloom set in. "What can I know apart from that my husband is dying there," a tearful Galina Beleyeva, the wife of one crew member, told reporters as she arrived in Murmansk.

In Missing Out: In Praise of the Unlived Life, he expands the idea, writing: "There is nothing we could know about ourselves or another that can solve the problem that other people actually exist, and we are utterly dependent on them … There is nothing to know apart from this, and everything else we know, or claim to know, or are supposed to know, or not know, follows on from this".

Everyone knew apart from me.

I liked movies more than anyone else I knew, apart from maybe my mum, and she drew the line at Death Race 2000.

"He's closer to living the life of Jesus Christ than any man I've ever known apart from my father," he says, without a hint of irony.

It starts with a recording, made in Wisconsin in the nineteen-thirties, of two women who display a rare musical mastery, but about whom nothing is known apart from their names: Elvie Thomas and Geeshie Wiley.

It's astonishing from a British perspective, but this is music that this orchestra hardly knows, apart from a handful of players who have come from UK orchestras, or the couple of musicians who happen to be Finnish.