Sentence examples for unknowing that from inspiring English sources

Her poems have consistently navigated a terrain of unknowing that has proved rich with possibility exactly because it is diffuse, scattered and faithful to the arc of idea.

This omission in Mr. Stevenson's article can't compare to the sort of blithe unknowing that led National Geographic magazine to publish an article in 1937 titled "Changing Berlin," but it does make one marvel at a level of corruption in the Rowland administration so profound it indirectly touches the art of an 85-year-old master craftsman.

"In an endeavour to regain his balance, Horwill brought his right leg to the ground unknowing that Alun Wyn Jones' head was in that area, due to having his sight impeded by the presence of Michael Hooper and Tom Croft, who were beneath him and over the top of Alun Wyn Jones.

Hazel happens to be in the subway when one of the first attacks hit, and she's swept along with the general chaos of unknowing that follows a disaster.

Or are you just grandstanding, trying to convince the unknowing that all children will study Winston Churchill just because you say so, even though you can't force any such thing?

This tactic was blown wide open when Monster Cable sued Blue Jeans Cable unknowing that its founder was previously a lawyer.

Both agencies said they were unknowing victims that had done nothing wrong.

He spent days of horrible unknowing, hoping that his relatives and friends were safe.

Far from being adults in bud, they were fenced off, in a garden of unknowing, and that is why parents were content to let Carroll, himself an innocent, wander in and browse.

He drops them off at their stop, tells them over the intercom to have a nice day, and the hundreds of unknowing passengers that Darius has transported over the years have never been the wiser (as to the imposturous nature of their driver).

Plainfield's valuation process, the letters say, is a "charade" that victimizes unknowing investors by charging them hyperinflated fees driven upwards by artificial valuations.