Sentence examples for speaking we know from inspiring English sources

"Generally speaking, we know the Taliban have anti-air capabilities," he said.

Every day, we take people to surgery and open their abdomens, and, broadly speaking, we know what we will find: not eels or tiny chattering machines or a pool of blue liquid but coils of bowel, a liver to one side, a stomach to the other, a bladder down below.

It is not so much political theatre as political pantomime: an upbeat annual winter show for political hacks, lobbyists and people who don't have cable TV or anything better to do than watch the president speak (we know you're out there; join us here).

Consequently, before Mr Osborne stands up to speak, we know about a series of changes that have already been announced that will affect personal finances.

He has a sister in the area, who calls him frequently and hangs up without speaking; all we know about her is that she has dropped out of her life and out of her family.

Some of them can't speak, but we know their likes and dislikes just by being with them over time.

"People think, 'They don't know, they don't feel.' We want to remind them that even though they can't speak, that we know they're there".

"All of that stuff is being captured as we speak whether we know it or like it or not".

Few words are spoken, but we know exactly what everyone is feeling -- a combination of sick shock and queasy anticipation.

"All of that stuff [meaning phone conversations occurring in America] is being captured as we speak whether we know it or like it or not".

"And, speaking of exports, we know with certainty that there is a demand for Canadian goods down here"..— CSPAN (@cspan)March 10 , 2016