Sentence examples for stop knowing from inspiring English sources

Numbers mean nothing when you stop knowing what they are actually counting and why.

But if he shrugs his shoulders over and over again, we stop knowing.

We stop, knowing what she is going to say, needing her to say it just the same.

If I give you a dollar, I don't have it anymore; but, if I teach you something, I don't stop knowing it.

He should never, until the very second he died, stop knowing that he had a father who would do anything for him.

Catherine asks John to stop, knowing he lied to her, but he refuses.

For me, though, 2004 was the year that time stopped -- or, more precisely, the year that I stopped knowing what time it was.

(By the time of the Democratic National Convention, Michelle told friends, she stopped knowing what the weather was each day: she lived in the permanently controlled climate zone of airplanes, cars and hotels).

They stopped knowing how to talk to people.

Democratic candidates have spent months greeting voters at subway stops, knowing that many of those passing by will also be Democrats.

In other words, perhaps, some people know, and eventually more will know, so is there any justification in attempting to stop people knowing through legal means?