Sentence examples for knowing not just from inspiring English sources

Revolutionary work, he wrote once, was largely foresight: knowing not just what the enemy might do tomorrow but also how, in future, the world was going to change.

They embody what Eliot meant when he said that historical awareness depends on knowing not just the presence but also the pastness of the past.

When it comes to movies, I like knowing not just what and why, but also how, so one of the highlights of the month is the arrival of my copy of American Cinematographer.

As with any industry, the key for today's successful music company is knowing not just where your consumers are, but also where they expect you to be.

"There is tremendous value in knowing not just where customers are at a given moment in time but also where they are going and who they are in an aggregated and anonymous way.

For example, it's a combination of knowing not just where you say you like to shop, but where you've actually shopped; not just where you say you like to dine, but where you actually dine.

"I think it just comes down to personal responsibility; sometimes it's just knowing not to go for the ball when it's not really on," he said.

The most difficult part for Ms. Melo is just not knowing — not knowing what they need, what they're thinking, how to connect with them.

The toll of not knowing is not just emotional; in Iraq's male-dominated society, there is also a practical consequence.

As the following quote from a healthcare administrator suggests, knowing was not just valued, it was necessary for building better care.

Failure is just not an option and not knowing is just not an option either.