Sentence examples for knowingly join from inspiring English sources

But he knew that sarcasm, pessimism and rage are the essence of Desaparecidos' songs, which proudly and knowingly join the tradition of punky protest music.

Who in our over-stimulated, media-saturated, hyper-connected world would ever go and knowingly join a cult?

Both lawyers also disputed that their clients had knowingly joined any global conspiracy led by Osama bin Laden to kill Americans.

When one examines the contemporary newspaper reaction, one can never separate clearly the believers in the hoax from those who knowingly joined in the deception. . . .

Mr. Pacheco's uncle, Jerry Dumas, said his nephew was with the group because he was looking for a ride home and would not have knowingly joined an attack against a Latino, especially considering his ethnic heritage.

In a highly factionalised local party there has been a variety of allegations thrown up, but possibly the most serious is that Unite recruited hundreds of its members to the Falkirk party, and then sent a covering cheque to the local party for membership fees, rather than getting members to sign a direct debit, a device to ensure that they had all knowingly joined the party.

I would never have knowingly joined such groups and I condemn their views".

They've not only knowingly signed up to join the company, but they play also play a direct role in steering it.

Both men are very serious about their children's novels, and in fact join a long tradition of writers who have knowingly wandered from the adult to the juvenile.

On Twitter, she said: "Joining IS knowingly colludes with their grotesque mass murders, torture, enforced slavery & rape".

Sarah Kane's never-knowingly-cheerful suicide poem, 4.48 Psychosis, joined in, as did the National Theatre of Scotland's 365, about the unhappy plight of children in care.