Sentence examples for know how events from inspiring English sources

He said that if the public wanted to ensure the police were above corruption, collusion and cover-ups it was necessary to know how events such as Orgreave happened.

Although you might try to apply the rules of a TV drama, series such as The Jinx have become news stories in their own right as they've unfolded, thus negating usual spoiler rules (which doesn't mean The Jinx is "spoiled" by the way; it's still grimly compelling TV, even if you know how events play out).

We learn to sense right from wrong, and are able to know how events will play out usually long before they actually do.

Who knows how events might have played out had Mr. El-Erian stayed at Harvard.

BlackBerry users the world over are understandably miffed at RIM, and who knows how events like this will shape the Canadian company's future.

We know how many events were held, (roughly) how many people attended and, thanks to the trivial left-right squabble about the events' providence, who organized them.

It is hard to know how often events like these have played out at public companies over the years, given that details surrounding corporate board deliberations are typically kept under wraps.

Most rock musicians said that since they did not know how current events were going to play out, it was hard for them to tell whether they would be supporting their country's actions or criticizing them.

But for this, you need to know your fears and to know how the events of your past influence the present.

When we know how an event turned out, we naturally overestimate how likely it was to turn out that way.

[See Theodicy 129 (H 192 3; G VI 182).] In any event, Leibniz holds that we are simply unable to know how changing certain events would change the world's capacity to meet the standards of goodness described in (2) and (3).