Sentence examples for would not knowing from inspiring English sources
Too often, audiences come away from the movie more dissatisfied than they otherwise would, not knowing why.
Ellena promised the women that he wouldn't, knowing full well that he would.
Wouldn't knowing about her happy life spoil our understanding of Zenia's evil, of Cordelia's viciousness?
[African female] I would say a lot of factors; the first one would be unprotected sex, another one would be not knowing the sexual background of your partner.
Would she have banged on the door in panic, or would she, not knowing how to make a sound, have waited quietly until her death?
People would laugh, not knowing if he was joking or mule-headed.
The Wi-Fi outputs at 802.11n, probably faster than what your local 3G signal can sustain (I would guess, not knowing a damn thing about where you live).
And she heard herself confiding—"He asked me to marry him"—knowing that she would not and knowing why she had told the woman.
WASHINGTON -- In the event of a government shutdown, hundreds of thousands of federal workers would be furloughed, not knowing if or when they'd get paid.
"We had been open to continuing discussions up to a point, to leave it too long would have meant not knowing what we were going to be doing.
"Otherwise people would walk in not knowing what to expect, and I think that's far more dangerous in a class like this".
