Sentence examples for knowingly let from inspiring English sources
Did it stand by and knowingly let him be killed?
They knowingly let people hand over their hard-earned cash in good faith, with the sole intent of stealing it.
"We also want to prosecute those who knowingly let this terrible abuse happen to children they are responsible for.
We must ensure that these students are better supported – we cannot afford to knowingly let this huge talent pool go to waste.
The lawmakers have been investigating an A.T.F. program called Operation Fast and Furious in which federal agents knowingly let weapons slip across the Mexican border in the hope of tracing them to drug cartels.
The recent spate of -ers began with the truthers, the vaguely leftish conspiracy theorists who hold that the Bush administration either itself perpetrated the 9/11 attacks or knowingly let them happen.
John Gorman, a lawyer hired by Asian Americans for Equality, an immigrant advocacy group, to represent the remaining tenants in Mr. Zhou's building, said he planned to file a countersuit against Mr. Li for knowingly letting his tenants live in illegally subdivided spaces and frequently failing to provide heat and hot water.
But frankly, it seems odd that Apple would knowingly ever let these types of applications into its consumer-facing app store in the first place, given the security risks they could pose.
Yentob nodded knowingly, preferring to let De Waal talk about his work in terms of the poetry of Paul Celan and describing the finished work as music.
Most people in Britain have never seen, let alone knowingly used "heroin' – which is simply the street name of diamorphine, the most powerful painkiller known to man and still widely used by doctors.
As a rule, I'm reluctant to reread what I write and I've never knowingly quoted myself, but let me repeat the final sentences of that review here: " 'Modern Women' is, of course, a rough draft of an encompassing show still to be undertaken, and no one understands better than Ms. Murray the risks of isolating art that has already had a marginal existence.
