Sentence examples for know leaves from inspiring English sources

Despite the individualism of many naturalized epistemologies, a naturalized approach can operate as a very strong argument for a social epistemology: looking at how human beings know leaves little doubt that the vast majority of our knowing takes place socially.

It's really depressing; everybody you know leaves and there are no proper jobs.

Most people were shown to be trying their best, which, as we all know, leaves plenty of room for drama and conflict.

Give us a mystery, and the magic it just might contain, in place of something we already know leaves us underwhelmed.

No landscape photographer I know leaves home without their polarizer filters.

That's the part of the song that's kind of like the introduction that I'd obviously written on the fourth of July: "Everyone I know leaves New York on holidays, the fourth of July is a little lonely here, and a little holy.

This is just the residue, you know, left over.

She doesn't know left from right or the difference between the words ambiguous and ambivalent.

"Ain't enough people I know left to give me a decent funeral," complained one migrant on leaving Mississippi.

Plath, as we know, "left at dawn" on another day, in 1963.

"Fear hasn't made me or most of the people I know leave," he says.