Sentence examples for knowing among from inspiring English sources

The game ended in a goalless draw, 0 to 0, and even the most technically knowing among the spectators admitted to a long yawn of despair, as though they were watching once more the victory of technology over imagination, mechanism triumphing over emotional energy.

Those of us who swagger or shuffle, come bowed or in a hurry, we come forward for the imposition of ashes, knowing, among our crew assembled here, not all of us will be doing this next year.

I had no way of knowing who among them I may have known.

IT'S safe to say that the words "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia" do not prompt knowing laughs among the Finnish members of Generation X -- not the way they do among their cousins in the United States.

In a voice-over commentary, Cutter Michael Cainee), an elderly deviser of magic equipment and a respectful, very knowing artisan among artists, explains that a magic performance unfolds in three stages.

He went on the radio and accused Berman of not speaking Spanish well enough, of not knowing who among the Sandinistas was a Marxist-Leninist and who wasn't, and, more generally, of being a traitor to the left and giving aid and comfort to Reagan.

Knowing the sequence of one genome isn't enough; what matters more is knowing the differences among thousands of genomes.

There was applause from onlookers, knowing parents doubtlessly among them.

There is a widespread assumption among knowing New Yorkers that much of the merchandise is stolen.

Although students enter the school knowing they are among the best in the city, they must compete with hundreds just like them.

It was preceded by a sensation of being unmasked -- a relief, of sorts -- the kind that comes of knowing one is among friends.