Sentence examples for personally knowing from inspiring English sources

"Personally, knowing him as long as I have, I know he did not mean it," she said.

"For me personally, knowing the environment from which these youngsters come I just wanted them to know that there was someone out there who was looking out for them," said Kevin, the oldest of three children.

Among those who changed their minds, one in five said that personally knowing someone who is gay or lesbian influenced them.

None of the unfortunate experiences of growing up in the midst of thousands of victims of terror, personally knowing some of them, helped me in that moment.

Enjoying her involvement with the art and its makers, she began to acquire paintings, and now takes pride in personally knowing almost every artist represented in her collection.

Personally, knowing that a much-loved but ancient Jack Russell was soon to be no more, I prepared the ground with my two-year-old, who had already begun to ask questions about what memorials meant.

The key is providing a globally consistent experience that resonates at a local level, connecting individuals personally while knowing the impact may be felt a world away.

If you look at national polling, seven out of 10 people in this country say they know someone personally who is L, G, B, or T, and we know that knowing someone personally is the thing that brings about acceptance and inclusion.

We know that knowing someone personally, having someone in your personal life, either at work, at school, at home, in your family, that's what makes a difference and brings people through the journey of acceptance and inclusion, and that's what I would love to see.

I absolutely adore the music of Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Stravinsky and Shchedrin, whom I have the honor of knowing personally after winning his Composition & Piano Competition years ago back in Moscow.

The Joker even personally makes a knowing reference to the story: "There were these two guys in a lunatic asylum ... Oh hell, you've heard that one before, haven't you?" In the 2011 video game Batman: Arkham City, which is the sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum, when the Joker's interview tapes are found, he retells his origin from The Killing Joke.