Sentence examples for subjects knowing from inspiring English sources

I selected my subjects knowing full well that I would never engineer the next super-car or structurally assess the newest addition to London's skyline.

He doesn't just put the camera in the right place and the right time; he has an intimate understanding of the motivations of his subjects, knowing when to hold a shot, when to push for a reaction and when to make himself invisible.

Such a system could provide more robustness to the measurement of the 16PF traits as the 16PF questionnaire can be faked by subjects knowing the questions beforehand which decreases its reliability, whereas analyzing the face using FACS provides robust results even in cases when emotions are faked by the subject [24 26].

It is the second sense of "what it's like" that figures in anti-materialist arguments from subjects' "knowing what it's like," primarily Nagel's (1974) "Bat" argument and Jackson's (1982) "Knowledge" argument, Chalmers' (1996, 2003) Conceivability argument, and Levine's (1983 , 2001 2010) Explanatory Gap arguments.

When I travelled alone I craved after intimacy with my subject, knowing all the time that I must maintain an objective and judicial stance.

And what about those privacy worries inherent in a device which can be recording without your subject knowing?

I speak about this subject knowing that my own country's record on human rights for gay people is far from perfect.

We learn from the captions that the "roaring 20s" was defined by a "loss of innocence", yet none of these subjects is knowing.

The latter kinds of cases, it seems, though we can plausibly speak of their subjects as knowing "how to" do something, in at least some sense, involve knowledge that is more of kind with knowledge, say, "about the ways in which historical figures died" (Glick 2011, 428) than the knowledge present in the first kind of case.

The intent is to prevent subjects from knowing which intervention the investigators believe is most likely to improve symptoms.

It must be so strange, living vicariously through these celebrities for months, maybe years at a time; to know every intimate detail about a subject without knowing them personally.