Sentence examples for ones knowing that from inspiring English sources

Many homes in many Westchester suburbs are so big that kids congregate in the larger ones, knowing that chances are slim an adult (often busy with younger children) will find them in compromising positions.

First, this proposal won't work: £5,500 won't cover the fees in most existing private schools, and innovators may hesitate to set up new ones knowing that the fees depend entirely on the government's whim.

That means parents must set strict ones, knowing that they will push against them.

Cooks relax, feel capable about their cooking, and enjoy the time with their loved ones, knowing that everything will come together nicely in the end.

Many executives no doubt used their bonuses to buy new houses or remodel old ones, knowing that the same huge bonuses may not be there next year.

In its letter of support for the California electronic privacy law, Facebook said "people deserve to connect with friends and loved ones knowing that their personal photos and messages are well-protected".

First, Philo can be interpreted as a kind of externalist: one can know something without knowing that one knows it.

Greater Manchester didn't want one, knowing that Manchester, the city, had voted against the idea in a 2012 referendum.

The possibility of resignation could allow the cardinals to choose a younger man, knowing that a limited term is an option, or an older one, knowing that he could quit if he felt unable to fulfill his duties.

Ever stewed about whether to send another email to explain the first one, knowing that it might just get you into even hotter water?

It also gives the cardinals more freedom to choose the next pope: they can elect a younger man knowing that a limited term is an option or an older one knowing that he will not feel obliged to die in office.