Sentence examples for speaking they know from inspiring English sources

"Generally speaking, they know very, very little about what goes on online, under the screen, under the hood.

They do get it wrong sometimes, we all do, but generally speaking they know when they are dealing with someone that is credible and they know when they are dealing with a liar".

Although many of us might think that children are too young to understand certain things, generally speaking, they know far more than we think they know.

In non-FBI speak, they know they missed a trick (or several) prior to 9/11 by not being outward-looking enough.

By accepting the league's settlement offer, the former players — and by extension current players — have spoken: they know what they signed up for and are willing to take the risks.

Every time they speak, they know they are performing a role: that of rising Black artist from the 21st century home of revolt.

Amar'e Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony required no ceremonial first elbow from a hostile opponent in white and green to know that this playoff spring was bound to be different from the glorified scrimmages — comparatively speaking — they have known out west.

This is so because individual speakers usually gain very little personally from speaking out – they know that whether they speak or not is not likely to have any significant impact on society.

"Artists have to be very careful that when they speak that they know what they are speaking about," Mr. Gersh said.

In grime speak, they're known as the "youngers", a new generation of MCs whose choleric rhymes and internet savvy is helping to re-brand the grime scene as a thriving marketplace of teenage talent.

"The kids are wide-eyed when he speaks because they know his background," Cuenca said.