Sentence examples for knowing to be from inspiring English sources

To not know is to be open to knowing, to be led, and the creative thrives there.

The encounter is too knowing to be sexy, but the knowingness makes it funny.

In his detachment, he is too clear-eyed to hate and too knowing to be grave.

Inara George A pop formalist in a world full of pop relativists, Inara George usually seems a bit too knowing to be sincere.

"Last season was a very disappointing season, and the Liverpool public is too knowing to be duped into thinking that because we have signed Joe Cole all that doom and gloom will disappear overnight".

Even its most violent moment, when the opening tissue of music for string quartet (the soloist plus three orchestral players) is savaged by a tutti chord of C minor, is too knowing to be willful.

"I have a knowing, a knowing voice I know to be correct, by which I live".

The difficulty, Ms. Cammisa said, was knowing where to be and being ready to go.

Part of it is knowing how to be a good owner".

Dakotah, knowing herself to be unattractive, was too eager to please, hungry beyond measure for affection.

He'd reached that point of knowing himself to be beyond amity with another being.