Sentence examples for therefore knows that from inspiring English sources

His trust ratings fell more sharply than Mr Bush's did after it became clear that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq; and he therefore knows that anything he says about the threat of terrorism is tainted unless something apocalyptic happens.

He therefore knows that asking what constitutes the majority of his supporters to think, to call upon reason and logic, would eliminate one of the aspects they find so appealing about his campaign: that absolutely no thought is required.

Word to all girls and to any boy who has paid actual, intellectual attention to the girl experience, and knows that being cold is this common, constant bodily reality, and therefore knows that like anything else boys want to complain about (work, pain, political oppression) you probably had it worse.

She therefore knows that she can't afford anything to come between her and her new found fortune.

How, inquired investigators, did they therefore know that such people existed or that Madoff's strategy was being executed?

And we therefore know that many on Wall Street realised there was a huge bubble by late 2006, because that's when they started massively betting on its collapse.

He therefore knew that his partner did not have a five-card suit and that two more diamond winners could be cashed.

We therefore know that we are driving a complex system that is prone to sudden surprises outside the conditions in which it has been operating for millennia.

We therefore know that we are increasing the chance of encountering unknown unknowns, and this knowledge arising out of deep uncertainty entails an impetus for climate mitigation.

Descartes may have thought and therefore known that he was, but he reckoned that most of his moods were regulated by his guts.

"You, therefore, know that all positive adjectives applied to them will be forgotten, yet anything even faintly smacking of imperfection in their work will rankle until the end of time".