But if the intelligence was manipulated, concocted, cherry-picked, distorted, falsified, rigged -- if we were lied to -- then it's not a matter of knowing then what we know now.
Flaubert was another of his heroes, sparking a determinism that "was a matter of knowing his characters well enough to know their fates, and making the reader see this too," Mr. Bailey says.
Overall however, there was a general view that people with rotator cuff tears had to appreciate the limitations of their shoulder now "it's a matter of knowing how far you can go……..I know my limits" (I/V 17) and balancing getting on with life whilst restricting pain-provoking movements.
Knowing what a person says, for example, is a matter of knowing what truth (or falsehood) his words convey; so communication itself requires cognizance of the connection between language and the world.
Knowing who constitutes the market segment is not simply a matter of knowing who uses a product.
It's a matter of knowing where to look.
"It's just a matter of knowing the other," Khoury said.
"It's a matter of knowing your kids," Ms. Ross said of her discovery.
Even in socially conservative Indiana, finding pagans seems a matter of knowing where to look.
"It was a matter of knowing where it stops and how often it comes," he says.
"It's a matter of knowing what's what, because when you lose touch you're in trouble".
