Sentence examples for live in the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was actually quite a fearful state to live in — the knowledge that one had achieved complete success".

Philip's brother, Alec, must live in the knowledge that by trying to remain neutral he too damned his father.

You can't reconcile one time with the other; you just have to live in the knowledge of both.

"U.S. Supreme Court justices live in the knowledge that they have the authority to command or to block great social, political and economic change," she wrote.

Five other players – This is Egypt's seventh title, three more than their nearest challengers, Cameroon and Ghana, who must now live in the knowledge that they have won only as many as Hassan, Egypt's remarkable captain.

This is Egypt's seventh title, three more than their nearest challengers, Cameroon and Ghana, who must now live in the knowledge that they have only won as many as Hassan, Egypt's remarkable captain.

Moderate fatalism – living in the knowledge that you'll die, without ever feeling the need to ask if it's all therefore pointless – just seems like a lot of effort with absolutely no reward; a broadcast rehearsal for a royal who's going to live for ever.

By the ninth century it had created what he calls 'the world's first universal democracy' in All Soul's Day which declared that the soul of the poorest peasant or widow was as much loved by God as the pope or emperor and all lived in the knowledge of the judgment to come.

There is a recognition that living in the knowledge of death enriches life; the experience itself could bring richness in family relationships previously unknown.

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However, it does not work well in the world we live in now: the knowledge society, the information society.