Sentence examples for someone can know from inspiring English sources

First, the solution runs contrary to Descartes' No Atheistic Knowledge Thesis: since the continuity test (on the naturalistic reading of it) does not invoke God, it thus appears, as Hobbes notes, "that someone can know he is awake without knowledge of the true God" (AT 7 196).

Stanley (2005: 127) defines fallibilism as "the doctrine that someone can know that p, even though their evidence for p is logically consistent with the truth of not-p"; Cohen (1988) defines it as the view that one can know on the basis of non-entailing reasons.

I felt like I got to know him as well as someone can know someone without meeting him, through different people who had met him, James Lord in particular but also reading about him.

In an interview shown Monday on state TV, Patriarch Kirill said the church does not oppose technological progress but is concerned that "someone can know exactly where you are, know exactly what you are interested in, know exactly what you are afraid of" and that such information could be used for centralized control of the world.

And, if there is someone who can know the difference, should this person, or this group of people, say something — or would that be crazy (or unethical, or undemocratic)?

"Knowing that someone can live next to you and know your language, and celebrate Mass with you.

"When you want to enter any market, you want to have a local team, someone who can know the market and work on the ground," Kim said.

Nobody can know someone else's experiences.

You can know someone has done very bad things, but understand him or her in a more holistic way.

Nobody can imagine that you can know someone who was so guilty so intimately – and yet not know".

Thus, "I can know what someone else is thinking, not what I am thinking.