Sentence examples for knowing anyway from inspiring English sources

Respect all sub-genres of metal, because people who judge others on how 'metal' their music taste is aren't worth knowing anyway.

But both candidates denounced the concept anyway, knowing voters want a free Internet.

They were, however, pragmatic about the fact that if they do not pass the assessment and thus the year, there will be little point in knowing the material anyway.

What's so bad with a bit of a delay in knowing an election result, anyway?

The story of Henry Cadwallader, a middle-aged British physician who accompanies his actress daughter Dorothy to Los Angeles on a two-week visit to studios and agencies, it invites, on the surface anyway, our knowing complicity.

"It's an upper limb injury and you're swinging it about and going head-first into challenges, knowing myself at 10 anyway.

But he couldn't really see the point of knowing how much he slept anyway.

So Mr. Gelb, knowing that Ms. De Niese was coming to the house anyway, asked her to step in.

With a polyp because you don't know what's going on there, you've got no way of really knowing if your change of diet is really doing anything anyway.

"And despite knowing the impact of its policy on relatively low-paid women, the group went ahead anyway, hoping that its discriminatory actions wouldn't be challenged.