Sentence examples for knowledge that however from inspiring English sources

Having several times flirted with running, it seemed he couldn't face the rest of his life without the knowledge that, however comically long the odds, he'd finally tried.

Most depressing is the knowledge that, however much we invoke the past as a warning, it doesn¹t seem to work.

By the same token, the sitting President could float benignly above the conversation, secure in the knowledge that, however narrowly, he was the people's choice.

Indeed, the challenge it poses is in some ways even more daunting than that facing physicists who wish to work on biological problems — at least in biology there is a core body of knowledge that, however complex, represents more or less a consensus view.

For now, though, Jamie can savour the moment and the knowledge that - however long it lasts - he will always be able to reflect on how he became the best in the world in his chosen event.

The knowledge that, however crap your current material situation, however hard on your luck or love you are, something warm is waiting for you and you will never truly be alone.

Against that, however, is the knowledge that in Jimmy Anderson and Steve Finn, England have a pair of bowlers who, as they showed in Adelaide, can take wickets but also haemorrhage runs.

Equally significant for me, however, is the knowledge that comes from seeing how many students who didn't get the parental support they needed have still turned out all right.

Even with that knowledge, however, plague still managed to cause 10 million deaths.

Neither the reader nor the protagonists are capable of such foresight, but the clear knowledge that every event, however minuscule, might develop into a sprawling web of roots and branches, lends every detail in the novel (as it does in detective fiction) a possibly dangerous meaning.

That expanded knowledge, however, doesn't produce a feel-good conclusion.