Sentence examples for knowing specifically from inspiring English sources

David J. Fidanque, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Oregon, said that without knowing specifically what the young men were being asked, it was difficult to know if police cooperation with federal investigators would indeed violate the state law.

None of the agents I spoke to professed to knowing specifically what Levinson, whom they refer to as "Bobby," was up to in the years before he disappeared besides, generally speaking, corporate criminal investigations.

But knowing specifically what happened to a sixteen-year-old girl and to the man who stood up to her alleged rapist and knowing that her attacker may have been in a position to do what he did because he was backed by our troops and our money is different.

In the 1990's, immigrants' groups and other critics of secret evidence gained legal and political ground in their assertions that it relegates immigrants to a legal netherworld, having to disprove accusations like whether they have connections to terrorists without knowing specifically what the accusations are.

But knowing specifically what happened to a sixteen-year-old girl and to the man who stood up to her alleged rapist — and knowing that her attacker may have been in a position to do what he did because he was backed by our troops and our money — is different.

Eye tracking (should it live up to its accuracy claims) also holds more obvious potential than face-tracking, given the granular insights you're going to glean based on knowing specifically where someone is looking, not just how they have oriented their face.

Promising to increase spending in some areas is a particular travesty, since the Senate is being asked to adopt Mr. Bush's overarching $2 trillion spending plan without knowing where specifically he intends to cut spending.

So is knowing what, specifically, you need from each one.

Others have argued -- those who lean toward "nurture" -- that children are born knowing nothing specifically about language, and that they learn English or Swahili or Chinese or whatever they're exposed to from the bottom up, using sophisticated learning abilities that we, and not our tongue-tied animal relatives, possess.

Not knowing what specifically you will be eating later reduces thinking about food, which is helpful.

By reflecting on what you did and knowing what specifically you've done wrong, you can show that you are actually sorry.