Sentence examples for knowing it because from inspiring English sources
Roland Barthes, in a famous essay on the Eiffel Tower, suggested that it made structuralists of all its visitors (without them ever knowing it) because it gave them a tool to analyse the power relationships in the city in which they lived.
Today, when you get an SMS from Uber, or you call Hulu to discuss issues with your paid streaming plans, you are using Twilio without even knowing it because Uber uses the service to power its text messaging notifications and Hulu uses it to power its call center.
Other studies have estimated that in addition to the diagnosed cases, more than five million additional Americans, have diabetes without knowing it, because the disease produces few or no symptoms in its early stages.
'I felt lucky not knowing it because I'd have gotten nervous,' he says.
It is not, as Blake wrote, that Milton was on the side of the Devil without knowing it because he was a poet.
If your cat is pouncing on the first level, it is quite possible that it can buy the upgraded version without your knowing it because an iTunes password is not always needed to make an in-app purchase.
You know, in some ways, without me knowing it consciously — because I did the first draft of "Two Lovers" on my own — "Two Lovers" is sort of about him.
Hunt, in a Commons statement on the findings, said: "There is no greater pain than for a parent to lose a child – and to do so knowing it was because of mistakes that we now know were covered up makes the agony even worse.
Maybe you were denying them something they needed without even knowing it, just because you weren't thinking big enough, or far enough outside the box of what your own childhood was like.
What are your thoughts on seeing the Dallas Ebola case and knowing it exists because we have good Ebola care here in the US in a way that they don't in Africa?
People can become dangerously dehydrated in the desert without knowing it, partly because thirst does not develop until the body is below its ideal hydration threshold, according to military field manuals.
