Sentence examples for knowing you mean from inspiring English sources

Knowing you mean that much to people means more than anything to us".

Of course, if you're known for being a drunken boor, they're not going to be won over by you because knowing you means knowing your drunken escapades.

"Or, I mean, I know you without knowing you, I mean, sorry, let me begin again: I think we have children at the same school".

So if your mobile phone learns how you spell your friend Sergey's name and later you use voice recognition to send Sergey a text message, it will have a better chance of knowing that you mean Sergey and not Sergei.

Remember-horses are not born knowing that you mean no harm.

The reader may have trouble knowing if you mean both of them, or one or the other.

It doesn't mean knowing you are out-skilled by another player, so the only way you can compete is by crossing the line.

"Getting old means knowing you can't stay up late at a party or run a mile," he says.

Part of being confident means knowing you're not perfect.

It is first thinking about, then saying, that thing you mean, knowing 100percentt well you might mean and say something else another time.

It is first thinking about, then saying, that thing you mean, knowing 100% well you might mean and say something else another time.