Sentence examples for knowing the purpose from inspiring English sources

Pupils work better knowing the purpose of learning, and so do we!

But simply knowing the purpose of a utilitarian object can lend it a nobility, which is, of course, a very special form of beauty.

If McPherson is not around, Florida State will never be caught knowing the purpose of the $3,500 he is accused of receiving.

When an ally like Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain or Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany wants to talk with him, diplomats said, he will call back within hours, even minutes, without even insisting on knowing the purpose.

When Mr. Feinstein, who knew she had married and had assumed that his opportunity to be with Ms. Sarf had evaporated, heard that message, he said, "The feeling of great happiness was surreal, but I also had a lot of anxiety not knowing the purpose of the call".

Warned that disclosing the project's secrets was punishable by 10 years in prison or a $10,000 $$ today) fine, they saw enormous quantities of raw materials enter factories with nothing coming out, and monitored "dials and switches while behind thick concrete walls mysterious reactions took place" without knowing the purpose of their jobs.

Without knowing the true purpose of starting your business, you'll have no real sense of direction.

Theoretically, moreover, Laurie Coleman could have received the payments without telling her husband or, taking it one step further, knowing the political purpose behind them.

First, the original NKSS was translated into first Chinese version by two bilingual translators who were native Chinese, one (author of the article, Denghui Liu) has medical background, the other without knowing the study purpose and does not have medical background.

Not knowing the real purpose of this protective device, the outcome and interpretation of this experiment all performed with state-of-the-art technology, well-developed and executed strategies, and proper statistics–is absolutely clear: the airbag must be the cause.

Integrity is not simply about standing up for principles and maintaining reputation, it is also about an openness to learn from critical challenge, and the importance of practical wisdom, knowing when to make a response and knowing that the purpose has to be greater than simply "satisfying" honour.