Sentence examples for who knowing from inspiring English sources

It is as independent, dignified and private as it was in the 1930s, when Hurston wrote that rural blacks in Florida often resisted sharing their true thoughts with the white man, who "knowing so little about us, he doesn't know what he is missing".

Not that I don't wish Bill Clinton well — who, knowing what confronts him, doesn't?

And it was Laura Paulson, a deputy chairman at Christie's who, knowing of Mr. Garrels's interest in early examples of Mr. Nauman's work, put buyer and seller together.

They are precisely the kind of directors who, knowing what to do with a free hand, would be likely to wisely insist upon it.

She had to embody the hopelessness of a woman who, knowing that she can never be with the man she loves, yearns for death.

Hence they cannot be saved who, knowing the Church as founded by Christ and necessary for salvation, would refuse to enter her or remain in her.

Mostly, doormen say, it's knowing someone or knowing someone who knows someone who knows someone.

The book hung on to the best-seller lists of The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times for several months, and was well reviewed by critics who -- knowing Mr. Martin's literary work from The New Yorker magazine -- were not surprised that a guy who used to make a living wearing animal balloons on his head could also write with depth.

It's designed, after all, for curious people — for people who like knowing things.

A Des Moines police detective stopped at the house to question Mr. Ridgway, who denied knowing Ms. Malvar.

Multnomah County Sheriff Bernie Giusto, who admitted knowing about the abuse, announced his early retirement in February 2008.