Sentence examples for knowing differently from inspiring English sources

Though Einstein died without knowing differently, a recent investigation has built a strong case that this statement was forged after Mach's death by his son Ludwig, under the influence of a rival guardian of Mach's legacy and opponent of relativity theory, the philosopher Hugo Dingler (Wolters, 1987).

Experiment 1 replicated the standard finding showing that remembering and knowing were differently influenced by the word nonword variable, whereas confidence responses were not.

This immediacy is already enough to be philosophically perplexing, but not only do we know differently from others what we think, hope, and feel, we are also, in normal circumstances, regarded as knowing best.

"Looking back, would I have advised Russia differently knowing what I know today?" he writes.

Northam, a pediatric neurologist from Norfolk, claims he was not attentive to politics at the time and would have voted differently knowing what he knows now.

How do we look at public opinion differently knowing that some of what we measure has a genetic basis?

Still, I watched the animals differently, knowing now what it would be like to see them on more equal terms.

How did you handle this assignment differently knowing the play would be about two girls? A. The theme of "Romeo and Juliet" is love.

I can't help but wonder now if my patients would think of me differently knowing I'm not born and bred in the UK.

Colorado Manager Jim Tracy said opposing managers would have to manipulate their bullpens differently knowing that Giambi and his "left-handed thunder" were in the dugout.

As A London Address is a series of podcast recordings, I'm wondering if you've approached the writing of the piece any differently knowing that you have to read it aloud?