Sentence examples for knowing plenty from inspiring English sources

Having worked in Sweden myself and knowing plenty of Swedes, I know that they would think Assange's action to be extremely arrogant.

Even if it has muddied the selection waters, England will leave Bangladesh knowing plenty more about their roguish band of tyros.

Any playwright or filmmaker who visited the balcony would come away knowing plenty about hockey and the Hawks, who face Vancouver in the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs beginning Saturday night.

So if knowing plenty of facts and making hollow small talk are not skills that allow a computer to pass the Turing test, what aspect of "human-like intelligence" is being left out?

"Cut off from what exactly?" I wondered aloud, knowing he had plenty of money of his own.

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, you probably feel disrespected — but take comfort in knowing you have plenty of company.

"Anyone who wants to utilize their First Amendment rights and draw a picture of Muhammad, you can do so knowing there's plenty of armed Americans that support your freedom of speech," Ritzheimer said.

And yet one got the sense that if Hrbaty had managed to stretch the champion, there would have been plenty of knowing nods.

There are plenty of knowing postmodern layers here, but it is Jenny Sealey's sophisticated, multi-faceted production for the disabled-led company Graeae that is the chief pleasure.

We all recognise a distinction between believing something and knowing it: there are plenty of false beliefs many held with stubborn conviction but there is no false knowledge, for knowing something entails that it is true.

There are plenty of knowing jokes about 80s pop culture (and about Kevin Bacon in Footloose) as well as a wryly nostalgic evocation of an era in which music was recorded and played on audio tape.