Sentence examples for the notion of knowing from inspiring English sources

The notion of knowing that you're pregnant!

The notion of knowing whether even one person had liked or retweeted something felt not just superfluous but also disruptive to what had become a serene flow of information.

Ninety-three percent of Americans support the notion of knowing the truth about what is in their food but The Grocery Manufacturers Association, of which Starbucks is a member, are suing the State of Vermont to overturn the people's vote.

The second chapter of the Regulae deals with sophismata based on the notions of knowing and doubting.

Levesque introduced the notion of "only knowing" to precisely capture the beliefs of a knowledge base.

Knowledge, for example, is not a matter of two disparate realities, a knowing mind and a known object, conforming to one another, but a single concrete reality that "reflects itself in itself" on differing levels that give rise to the more abstract notions of knowing subject and known objects.

The contribution at hand puts forward the notion of "irritation expertise": knowing how to push others into a direction not chosen voluntarily.

The contribution at hand puts forward the notion of "irritation expertise": knowing how to push others into a direction not chosen voluntarily, e.g. with the help of uncertain knowledge.

The notion of a man's knowing just how his future wife will look the day he marries is hardly a novel trend in the wedding emporiums that line the Bowery in Chinatown and serve almost exclusively an Asian clientele.

"It's impossible for us to accept the notion of a clean diesel without knowing the toxicity," said Richard Kassel, a senior lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

"We felt strategically on that first tee we did not like the notion of it being a TIO; knowing what we did in 2002, we decided that not only was it consistent but it was right for it to be OB".