Sentence examples for sometimes knowing from inspiring English sources

If you've ever fallen in love you'll know that sometimes, just sometimes, knowing something isn't enough: you've got to shout it from the rooftops, spunk this month's rent on a plane-attached-banner, and post regrettably lengthy, personal brand destroying soppy statuses every time another anniversary rolls around.

And remember that sometimes knowing the answer doesn't mean you know the question.

After all, sometimes knowing less is much more interesting.

"I have to grit my teeth sometimes, knowing I am going to be written about.

Film-making is flubbing the catch, and sometimes knowing the fool that's to blame is yourself.

Sometimes knowing when to hold or fold 'em takes brains, but a little luck never hurts either.

They have happened because Americans have let them happen, sometimes without knowing it, sometimes with deliberate intent.

People who do plan to go to the polls, sometimes instinctively, sometimes without knowing that they've made the right choice.

What really bothers me sometimes is knowing that actors like Anton, they know very much what's happening but they keep working with the system.

IT'S A FLAT WORLD AFTER ALL Sometimes just knowing where you're going isn't enough you want to know where you've been.

He admits to sometimes not knowing what to do.