Sentence examples for that was knowing from inspiring English sources
His career in the national marketplace had had its start in 1955 with "I Got a Woman," and reached its climax with "What'd I Say?," which seemed to combine all the energy of the most shameless rock and roll with the real energy of the blues in a manner that was knowing without being cynical and was eclectic without being weak or perverse.
Related to that is knowing who the manager's bosses were at those places.
You read the poem, that is, knowing exactly where it's headed.
That is, knowing what symptoms correspond to each disease is generally more important than understanding disease etiology.
But he missed the ball in absolutely every single perfect place for those pins, and that's experience, and that's knowing where to miss.
Causation can also be addressed from the perspective of cognitive processes (that is, knowing how the dog processes information when greeting a companion with tail wagging).
That's knowing your customers.
Part of that is knowing what you are expected to deliver.
It's not really useful unless you can apply Pythagoras' Theorem when you need to with a mathematical problem - and that's knowing how.
"This is ultimately about crime prevention," said Mr Hipgrave, "and part of that is knowing more about a community and seeing ways to change the architecture of it".
That is, knowing where the organ is from and where the organ is to go.
