Sentence examples for spirit knowing from inspiring English sources
And what sort of mean spirit, knowing her, could even imagine such a thing?
"Building team spirit, knowing how to win the big games etc... surely this is something those PL managers/clubs who see it as a hindrance should take note of when clearly here it has helped to build a team that looks as though it will upset many an odd this season!" There's definitely something in that, but it is also clear that it is a hindrance for teams in the Premier League.
It seemed to brighten her Christmas spirit, knowing at least the trends are getting better.
"All of them have an entrepreneurial spirit, knowing their most significant accomplishment is yet to come," Kent told The Huffington Post.
And having people joyfully give them to you, in the fond spirit of knowing you and understanding what you love, might provoke a feeling of anxiety, guilt, and grumpiness.
"Ray's spirit, despite knowing what was ahead of him, was uplifting," Torre said.
Represented by Virgil, that spirit of knowing through art guides the Pilgrim to the wall of fire in Canto XXVII of "Purgatorio," which Dante must enter and cross to be transformed on the other side, leaving behind his guide and "sweet father," Virgil.
It's guaranteed to put you in the Christmas spirit, even knowing they recorded it in the summertime.
Writing during the Chinese Warring States period, the ancient Chinese philosopher Mozi similarly conjectured: [T]he awareness of ghosts and spirits is such that it is not possible to do something in the darkest places, whether in wide marshes, in mountains and forests, or in deep ravines without the awareness of ghosts and spirits certainly knowing of it.
According to those who believe in gods, it is "not possible to do something in the darkest places, whether in wide marshes, in mountains and forests, or in deep ravines without the awareness of ghosts and spirits certainly knowing of it" (Johnston 2010: § 31.17: 299)—an alarming thought to any would-be defector.
