Sentence examples for say to know from inspiring English sources

"It is important," I say, "to know a film-maker's background if we are to understand him properly.

But the cortex needs social information — a change in tone of voice, say — to know how to select and channel our impulses.

One to two minutes is all that is needed, they say, to know whether a therapist is clicking with a client.More and more clinical tests are proving that a massage if done well can produce all sorts of positive biochemical effects that foster not only a deep sense of relaxation, but also produce lower anxiety levels and higher immune efficiency.

To know who Hong Oak Yun is, according to Braun, is simply to know the truth of a proposition that answers (46), which is to say, to know the truth of any proposition that provides information about Hong Oak Yun.

"I want," I say, "to know why that man is wearing a plastic hairband".

After bonding with Spears during a night in New York City to "get in her world", as Magnet explained, it was easier to "actually write and know what she would and wouldn't say, to know where her real vibe is".

Powerful clerics are said to know his work.

It was thrilling, he said, "to know that Gilgamesh was the land where I was at".

They wanted, they said, to know more about the "drivers" of "radicalisation".

"It is a help to know what life is," Baldwin said, "to know what people go through outside rugby".

Mr. Loeb is said to know the lyrics to Tupac's song, "Keep Ya Head Up," by heart.