Sentence examples for knowing at all from inspiring English sources

He's immediately flirty, quick, complimentary ("Oh, I know exactly who you are," he says, not knowing at all who I am).

Maybe 'tis better me not knowing at all".

And people are voting for a president without knowing at all what his powers will be.

Eventually Nishida proposes that the most basic form of self-awareness is not a kind of knowing at all, but a willing or "absolute free will" evident in valuing and creating.

Some interpreters, such as J. Hopkins (1996), see his use of medieval scholastic language for the powers and activities of the mind as placing him mainly in the medieval Aristotelian-Thomist tradition of critical realism, while emphasizing anew the active character of knowing at all levels and thus stressing that the mind is an active power.

So here I go, not knowing at all where this is headed.

These facts become mysteries retrospectively only because we realize that we did not know that we did not know, or that we did not know that our not knowing was at all an issue.

"Everyone thinks that knowing anything at all is better than not knowing," says Wexler, who is president of the Hereditary Disease Foundation in Santa Monica, Calif.

She's delighted with the "distinction" she was awarded, but says ta little knowledge is a dangerous thing: "When you start out knowing nothing at all, you're not limited by not knowing what you don't know.

Public officials are certainly better off knowing that a threat exists, even if they do not know the identity of the source, than knowing nothing at all.

And there was a terrible problem, because without genetics, without knowing anything at all about how the traits are transmitted, and without knowing what happens within the body when the thing is developing -- Darwinism is going nowhere.