Sentence examples for well know the difference from inspiring English sources

We're all adults here, we damn well know the difference between what's appropriate and what's not.

It is well known that several differences are present between apoptotic cells and normal cells.

As well known, the major difference lies on the way non-convexities are considered in the computation of market prices.

This work is unique: the system is very well known, the genetic differences between the lines alter glucosinolate production in the field and the match between observed frequencies and fitness is very exciting.

How's the guy who doesn't know the game well going to know the difference?" Some players think that approaching poker through math causes someone like Ferguson to lose sight of all the peripheral elements of the game, such as "tells," unconsciously revealing behaviors that intuitive players regard as rich in information.

You might as well say you don't know the difference between a good and a bad cigar.

But the whole cast performs well - they seem to know the difference between comedy and farce.

But the story, about Virginia and her sister, Vanessa, who paints a fantastical world called Bloomsberry, will work equally well for children who hardly know the difference between the United States and the United Kingdom.

Oh well, guess they don't know the difference.

But its well-paid executives must still know the difference between a bold experiment and a designer's doodle that should be politely received, then crumpled and flipped into the trash.

I dislike stuff, you dislike stuff, and your kids have a right to as well... but your mission now to know the difference between indifference and true dislike! 1) Yum. 2) It's not my favorite.