The amendment was made to stop players from being disqualified for signing the wrong scorecard when television pictures later showed they had unknowingly moved the ball.
Are we really to believe that a fundamentally religious woman and her ridiculously attractive son would unknowingly move into a house next to a mysterious young girls' school?
These little buggers can frequently get unknowingly moved to adjacent pins if you're not careful.
This happens because we are used to think, feel and move unknowingly, mechanically and many times inadvertently in response to external and internal influences.
It also makes great firewood, and foresters say the beetles' rapid advancement has been aided by campers who unknowingly carry the infested wood, moving the beetles farther and faster than they could fly on their own.
Additionally, people who walk and text are more likely to unknowingly compensate for their distraction by moving more cautiously about the spaces through which they easily fit (e.g., rotating their bodies excessively to pass through an already adequately wide doorway) (Lopresti-Goodman et al. 2012).
I spend long moments moving my thigh bone around in my hip socket, discovering places where I was unknowingly gripping.
She was undone not by the pressure, but by her own carelessness, incurring a two-stroke penalty when she inadvertently and unknowingly caused her ball to move with her putter on the 14th green and failed to replace it before hitting her next putt.
As soon as she could leave Nevada, my sister Lise moved to San Francisco, moved unknowingly into an apartment above the intersection where my father was dropped off when he first hitchhiked to that city as a teenager.
For centuries the buried ship had occasionally triggered those dormant abilities, which explained the reports of poltergeists; people were unknowingly using their own telekinesis to move objects around, and the ghost sightings were traces of a racial memory.
