Sentence examples for we often know from inspiring English sources

In movies, we often know, or think we know, what's going to happen.

As campaigners, we often know the buttons to press to get short-term wins.

We are surrounded by a cacophony of cultures, of which we often know little.

We often know the child better than anyone but the parents, and so we want to be part of the family constellation in many ways.

That is especially true in this play, where we often know more than the characters do, since the supertitles function as our own personal and omniscient translators.

When we have the diaries and letters of dead writers at our disposal, we often know more about them than about the people around us.

In the press box in court we often knew the lawyers and policemen socially.

2014 – Cornell Plant Diagnostic Clinic samples – you can see we more often know what it isn't than is.

i think we also often know more about these groups, and, unfortunately, less about some of the other less charismatic but equally or more important groups.

"Some radiologists give very vague descriptions, but we most often know which ones do so".

Since we quite often know what's normal and what's not, threats and offers are usually easily distinguished.