Sentence examples for knowledge of being from inspiring English sources

There was an incredible sort of objectivity... a sort of deep knowledge of being a monarch".

Perhaps this was how the rich and powerful amused themselves, talking banalities in the sure knowledge of being listened to.

He finds that there have been more than 20 years of mornings when he awakened with the knowledge of being at war.

So either you suspect you are underpaid compared to your male peers – causing a vague sense of frustration – or you actually find out you are, forcing the unforgettably demeaning knowledge of being undervalued.

Those with firsthand knowledge of being detained are often loth to speak out, fearing reprisals later down the road, said Josh Paterson of the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association.

The lawmakers, Howard McKeon and Elton Gallegly, both Republicans from Southern California, were not accused of any wrongdoing, and they denied having had any knowledge of being among the "V.I.P.'s" listed in a Countrywide program that granted loans at lower rates than were available to the public.

In the German philosopher's opinion, the protection of the individual is to do with that which is 'supraindividual' and common to each autonomous human being: our self-knowledge of being a member of a species (Habermas 2003).

Certainly, no local party that I have any knowledge of is seeing anything but a surge of new members.

Useful ones to have knowledge of are French, German and Spanish.

So that there's more knowledge of what's going on?

Knowledge of what is a healthy diet is more widespread.