Sentence examples for knowing it to be from inspiring English sources

"Is this like carpaccio?" I inquired of the waiter, knowing it to be raw (crudo), but thinking it might be a beef version of the sushilike hamachi crudo I had enjoyed at lunch.

If you feel a quiet elation on entering a pub, knowing it to be right – or right for you – it is because a thousand tiny prejudices are being met.

The BBC report alleged that Mr. Blair's government had "sexed up" the intelligence dossier with the 45-minute claim, against the wishes of intelligence chiefs and knowing it to be untrue.

Key exchange Mr Sumption: You have accepted that there was no basis in Mr Gilligan's notes for the assertion that that point had been made to him by Dr Kelly [that the government included the 45 minute claim knowing it to be wrong].

Now it is both necessary and sufficient for justice, and thus for praiseworthiness, that an agent wills what is right, knowing it to be right, because it is right.

However, he says that competent judges have this preference for the higher pleasure, "even though knowing it to be attended with a greater amount of discontent" (U II 5).

The key is knowing it's okay to be disappointed, you just can't stay there.

There are mornings, not many thankfully, but they happen, when I head to work knowing it's going to be a rough day.

We believed in the simple nature of what it was, not knowing it was going to be a hit.

Is it difficult to find something to write about knowing it is going to be read by a large audience?

"To kick the race off knowing it was going to be on Fox Sports 1, there's just so much excitement," Capps said.