Sentence examples for knowing though from inspiring English sources

It's worth knowing, though, that the experiences of single girls in Manhattan have always been a subject of popular fascination.

To be honest, no one knows.In this section It's the economy, boss Open sesame The rot in Kazakhstan Bear days of July Achtung, Schumacher Reprints Related items North Korea: Stitch by stitch to a different worldJul 25th 2002Even without knowing, though, it is still possible to hope.

There is no sure-fire way of knowing, though, how many voters share his outrage.

I say all this knowing, though, that sleep is so hard to come by, especially given our current economic climate.

This means he can listen to music without anyone knowing – though stealthy listening wasn't his main motivation.

From the occurrence of an act of "being known," that is, we presume there to have been an act of knowing, though that is not itself part of the content of our awareness.

It's a sort of knowing smile, though, a smile turned inward, stemming no doubt from the knowledge that he has plenty to say, but not necessarily the words to say it".

Not knowing that, though, it would have been easy to dismiss him at times Thursday night — say, when he wheezed out "No Woman, No Cry," or when a mild extended psychedelic soul outing ended with him flatly singing a few bars of Green Day's "Basket Case".

Even knowing that, though, it's sometimes very difficult for parents to fully trust physicians.

Even knowing this though, there's something disquieting about seeing the full security and legal apparatus of the state deployed against such young, inept offenders.

I don't be knowing names though, all I know is Opus One, that's the smooth one.