Sentence examples for knowing from experience from inspiring English sources

The OMA architects appear to adore him, but also to fear him -- knowing from experience that this lamination can scorch.

I write this knowing from experience that when you publish a memoir, the reviews tend to be not of your writing ability, but of your personality.

Her imagination is sympathetic to outcasts who appeal for help to God despite knowing from experience that there isn't likely to be any.

He leaned over to kiss her, and she smiled, knowing from experience that her Micheal Ray, for all his failures, all his foibles, does come back.

I tried to pace myself, knowing from experience — this was the fifth of the eight afternoon teas during my stay — that the scones and pastries were still ahead.

He's likely to have front-loaded some of his best and most scabrous material into his opening moments, knowing from experience that as the show goes on and NBC needs to cram in more awards and commercials, his role will shrink.

But he did not say anything, knowing from long experience that the art of car styling would ultimately yield to the demands of function.

Where else would the manager of a clothing store, Ruth Hurd at Indigo, pick through the racks of newly arrived clothes, knowing from weekly experience what would be flattering and what wouldn't fit?

I've developed the habit of clicking warily, knowing from bitter experience how often the promise made in the headline isn't kept by the article, video or programme to which it leads.

He acted from the gut, knowing from the experience of the 1993 bombing of the trade center that hundreds, if not thousands, of emergency workers needed to descend on the scene and that 14th Street marked the rough northern boundary of Lower Manhattan.

This time, knowing from our experience, we had cautioned the government that [the] dialogue approach would not work.