Sentence examples for knowing something about from inspiring English sources

Knowing this, and knowing something about Brahms's repudiation of love in his later years, one might be inspired to play the new theme in a new way.

If you're new and are reading an answer or receiving a notification that someone edited your question: You want to trust the answer that is given and knowing something about the person who gave it helps inform that; You want to know why an edit happened and you want to know about the person making that change".

It demands knowing something about your feelings.

Enthusiasm for a job is knowing something about it.

Imagine trying to understand Dante without knowing something about Virgil".

"My goal is that the audience leaves knowing something about the performers as individuals.

Interfaith Youth Core understands interfaith literacy as "knowing something positive about another person's religious or non-religious tradition".

We know what it feels like to have a pain in the pit of your belly, knowing something bad is about to happen but not being able to prevent it.

"So it is virtually impossible to take the step from knowing about something, and pre-warnings, to avoiding such an attack".

In English libel law (Scotland's is different), the fact that the public has an interest in knowing about something offers only a limited defence against a charge of libel.

Here's what you do, Palm: Don't want people knowing about something?